flop decision with AA 250bb deep
Posted by Phily
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Phily
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Mid Stakes
flop decision with AA 250bb deep
CO: twin-caracas: $285.54
BN: Batroot: $1930.90
SB: Iloveyz: $92.20
BB: lennie88: $290.82
UTG: Phily88: $250
HJ: pilot2007: $161.64
BN: Batroot: $1930.90
SB: Iloveyz: $92.20
BB: lennie88: $290.82
UTG: Phily88: $250
HJ: pilot2007: $161.64
Preflop
($1.50)
(6 Players)
Phily88 was dealt
5
A
A
Q
Phily88 raises to $3, pilot2007 calls $3, twin-caracas folds, Batroot raises to $13, Iloveyz folds, lennie88 folds, Phily88 raises to $44.70, pilot2007 folds, Batroot calls $31.70
Phily88 raises to $3, pilot2007 calls $3, twin-caracas folds, Batroot raises to $13, Iloveyz folds, lennie88 folds, Phily88 raises to $44.70, pilot2007 folds, Batroot calls $31.70
Flop
($96.90)
5
6
3
(2 Players)
Phily88 checks,
Batroot checks
Turn
($96.90)
5
6
3
T
(2 Players)
Phily88 checks,
Batroot bets $54,
Phily88 folds
Final Pot
Batroot
wins $92.30
hey, what do i do on the flop here? villain seems like a weak reg to me, i dont have much info yet.
shall i just bet/broke on the flop or b/f or bet the turn when he checks? i think bet/fold will be best here but to be honest, im pretty lost here again.
thanks!
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You shouldn't be bet-calling this flop this deep as you're most likely to be crushed against the villain's raising range. Bet-folding is fine if you think the villain is playing fit or fold. Or you can check and try to get to showdown. Actually when the flop goes check-check, the T on the turn shouldn't add too many hands to villain's range that have you beat. So as played you could consider calling the turn though you might have to face a difficult decision on the river. But giving up on these boards is fine too since you're still going to have a lot of flops you can continue on with this hand.
Btw, since these hands are PLO100 I think they would be more suited to the low stakes section. :)
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