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flatting AA in SB vs BU raise

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ZakYoun270
Joined: 10.12.2015

So stack sizes are 110 bb effective. .10/.25 game

BU, a tight reg 26/11/2.9 (430 hands), opens the button for pot. I have AdAc4h5c in the SB and elect to flat. BB, a 57/11/10 fish (145 hands) minraises, BU calls, and I call.


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007

Did we forget hh? Anyway some of the weakest AA is fine to just call in this spot. But AA54ss suited to ace is actually very solid aces. Nut suit and all cards are connected. Also doesn't help that BB seems very passive so 3bet is unlikely. So easy 3bet to BU open.

As played when we do get that 3bet (even if small one) go for 4bet. So BB min3bet is to 6bb which mean that our 4bet would be to 24bb after BU call. If both call our 4bet SPR is only bit above 1. But it's also possible BB decides to get it in or one of them folds which means there is lot of dead money in the pot.


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Kyyberi
Joined: 09.07.2010

Easy 3bet. I would say that in almost all PLO25 games I have ever played 3betting all suited AA pre ~100bb deep is printing money.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

We also have a backdoor straight, that would be very well disguised in a 3Bet pot.

I can't help looking at a hand like this and seeing the wheel draw :coolface:


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