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 Originally Posted by ensign_lee
actually, he had a queen kicker, but who wants to split hairs? :P
Honestly though, slowplaying there isn't that bad of a play (for the guy with the aces). I mean, there are only two hands that beat you at the flop, and only 4 that beat you come the turn. Any bets you put out there aren't needed, because there are no draws to chase out and nobody's going to pay you off unless you already have a loose, reckless image. Sucks when the turn gives somebody a full house, but ya gotta live with it sometimes.
Nice catch Dsaxton; I love the all in overbet, just begging for any ace to call. I mean, what else would look more like a bluff than when you're holding trip aces queen kicker and a guy betes like 2-3x the pot? Well played.
Generally speaking I'm not a fan of slowplaying anything, but you want to slowplay here with trip aces if you think you are not facing any pocket pairs. Howver if you think pocket pairs are lurking about (and there usually are in a raised pot in a full ring game), bet! Make them pay to a see a turn and river. They will probably call anyway, thinking their hand is good as is.
If theres just a bunch of players with non-paired cards, then give them free cards to let them catch a pair and take some money from them.
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