AA on a 4 flush board
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AA on a 4 flush board
Blinds: $0.02/$0.05 (6 Players)
BN: $11.11
SB: $5.35 (Hero)
BB: $12.81
UTG: $6.15
MP: $7.27
CO: $6.33
SB: $5.35 (Hero)
BB: $12.81
UTG: $6.15
MP: $7.27
CO: $6.33
Preflop
($0.07)
Hero is SB with
A
A
, , , ,
Overcalling villain is playing 18/7 over 28 hands. I put him on a relatively strong range of ATs+, 88+ with maybe some random suited connectors.
Flop
($1.15)
3
Q
2
,
I think I should size up here. I am at least getting called by most pocket pairs once, charging flush draws and KQ,AQ type hands
Turn
($2.55)
3
Q
2
5
,
Obviously the flush draw gets there but that isn't a huge part of his range in my opinion. I don't like the idea of checking and giving any diamond a free card (88+ with a diamond for example) I think I could possibly size up and commit myself regardless If I would have bet closer to pot on the flop then I would be left with a near pot sized bet left on this turn.
River
($6.15)
3
Q
2
5
7
,
Now I have to admit that I was totally tilted here and actually quit my session straight after. I think this spot here could have been avoided by sizing up in earlier streets?
Final Pot
SB
lost and shows a pair of Aces.
BB wins and shows a flush, Ace high.
BB wins $10.40
Rake is $0.45
BB wins and shows a flush, Ace high.
BB wins $10.40
Rake is $0.45
Obviously not amazingly well played but it did bring up some interesting spots. Should I have sized up in earlier streets? I don't believe taking a more passive line would be higher EV in the long run but would love to hear your thoughts
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