[NL10] Lost on the turn with AA, opponent bets into us
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[NL10] Lost on the turn with AA, opponent bets into us
Blinds: $0.05/$0.10 (6 Players)
BN: $26.39
SB: $8.78
BB: $9.47
UTG: $11.25
MP: $11.32 (Hero)
CO: $29.82
SB: $8.78
BB: $9.47
UTG: $11.25
MP: $11.32 (Hero)
CO: $29.82
Preflop
($0.15)
Hero is MP with
A
A
, , , ,
Flop
($2.75)
8
5
K
, , , ,
Turn
($5.71)
8
5
K
Q
No hands on BB but not full stack, UTG is standard 21/17 reg.
Don't really know what to say. Do we call turn, what do we do on a blank river?
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Just call down most runnouts and depending on sizing. Villain is a weaker player most likely given stack size so can show up with all sorts with this line. Also think i would prefer a smaller size on this flop multiway
Flop - I believe when we see cold-calls in 3bet pots and we see the flop multi-way we should be looking to apply a lot of pressure by betting really small. Force them into a corner for making the mistake of cold-calling the 3bet. I would choose a size around 20-30% pot on this board. $0.65-0.75 c-bet.
Turn - When villain leads I believe we need to be reducing the EV of him splitting his range, on a board where he should not be splitting his range, by raising him very aggressively. This hand unblocks almost every single draw and fits perfectly into a shoving range. If you just flat here you allow him to realize equity cheaply on a board that favors your range which I am almost positive is a big mistake.
Yeah just shove, the opponent is clearly fishy so there's a lot of value and protection to be had. Calling is another option, but I would prefer that on a more dry texture.
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