Big pairs against much aggression

Hand 1: Definitely folding. Board is about as wet as it gets. Especially with no info I'd just give him credit here.

Also I bet bigger on both flop and turn, like 3/4 pot.

Hand 2: I agree it's a lot closer. Again no info on villain so maybe he does this with Tx or JJ. In that case we are beat by only 4 combos so we should probably call. We don't have this info though.

Safest play (readless) is call turn and fold river but I don't think calling river will be too big a mistake. Not sure on this one myself though, would like to see what others think too

KK is a fold for sure.

AA is closer. Theoretically I think river might be a call. On the other hand on this flop I don't see many bluffs and because of that imo good regs won't raise as value either. So I believe that villain might not be playing balanced and his range is value heavy here -> we can make an exploitative fold.
I checked this situation with Snowie and it thinks river fold and call are both break even.

Good folds I think.
I am going with the approach from now on that I will just fold when i am very uncertain.
I'd rather make a bad fold than a bad call.

another question: Can we fold the Aces hand ever right on the flop? no right?

Originally posted by BadHabit1989
Good folds I think.
I am going with the approach from now on that I will just fold when i am very uncertain.
I'd rather make a bad fold than a bad call.

another question: Can we fold the Aces hand ever right on the flop? no right?

Sounds good. Imo when choosing between calling or folding and you are not sure, it often is better to just fold.

And no, I don't think we can fold OTF. That would be quite weak. We need some strong info suggesting that villain only raises with nuts.

Maybe if he has a 1% flop raise over a large sample we can consider folding the flop. Otherwise no we never fold

#1 you can fold there. Board is wet and you can fold everything below top 2p.
#2 it is a matter of personal choice. If you call, make a note.

First hand is def a fold. Second hand, I'd fold here on turn because not many hands would raise and keep betting so aggressively. No overpairs or 2p IMO.

Thanks all, it's good to hear that you think about the same as I do about these spots

Thanks for the analysis. It's nice to read the reasoned explanations.

THKS FOR THIS POST

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Hand 1: Well played and pretty standart fold.

Hand 2: I would definitely call. The 6 on the turn block some flop sets and I've seen ppl overplay some AT JJ-QQ and slowplayed KK this way. There are also bunch of suited connectors and gappers with BD FD that could take this line (87s, 75s). I really can't see a fold here.