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 Originally Posted by philly and the phanatics
yea dude, not idea how you got stacked on that second hand, so many obvious spots where he virtually told you that he had AA, you need to learn when to hold em and when to fold em
ok, fine.. so to clarify. he's on the button and its folded to him.. so his raising range is pretty much any 2 cards. But if we give him credit then its AJ-AK, any pp, any suited connectors.
your saying that the only hand that calls a checkraise on the flop here is AA-KK?
because i think that Kx clubs, AK, AQ, A2 are possible, and since he's on the button then any 2 clubs is also an option if he's less than intelligent. i mean a flush is pretty likely to get paid off by my line here on the turn since his stack is small. I'm acting first so if he had a draw he's putting me on AA, KK, AK, 22. And for 3 out of 4 of those i'll be getting very close to good odds to chase a full house if i bet the turn small and he put me all in. So while I respect that he's telling me that i should slow down on the turn, i dont see where he's telling me that he has AA in more than 1 spot here.
Not trying to shut down your arguement.. I havent played in a long time so my judgement is probably way off. Just looking to understand why you think the way you do
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