obvious fold with AQ on Q high flop?

Do you just fold to the reraise preflop? I have a hard time folding to reraises on Martins these days just because I've seen so many people do it with KQs and ATo ...

Wondering about the flop ... do AA and KK always reraise here? If you have AA or KK, will you sometimes just cold call my raise on the flop and get more money out of me on the turn? Or do you always worry about the flush draw and just take it down on the flop (like I'm assuming this guy was doing)? I reraised the flop so I'm probably not on a flush draw ... could a case be made for just calling, letting me see a free card, and then letting me hang myself on the turn or river?


Game # 245944651 - Texas Hold'em No Limit EUR 0,25/0,50 - Table "Eskilstuna"
Game ended 2006-02-11 00:51:48 GMT+01:00

Players:
Lillen_20 (EUR 17,30 in seat 1)
foozballz (EUR 50,65 in seat 2)
courtiebee (EUR 49,70 in seat 3)
1111tobbe (EUR 72,19 in seat 4)
interaktiv (EUR 50,80 in seat 5)
ASSets (EUR 20,50 in seat 6)
Lyspyl (EUR 60,36 in seat 8)

Dealer: courtiebee
Small Blind: 1111tobbe (0,25)
Big Blind: interaktiv (0,50)

courtiebee was dealt: Ad - Qc

ASSets Fold
Lyspyl Call (0,50)
Lillen_20 Fold
foozballz Fold
courtiebee Raise (2,00)
1111tobbe Fold
interaktiv Raise (5,00)
Lyspyl Fold
courtiebee Call (3,50)

Flop 7c - Qs - 9s

interaktiv Bet (4,00)
courtiebee Raise (10,00)
interaktiv Raise (12,00)
courtiebee Fold
interaktiv Payback (6,00)

interaktiv didn't show hand

interaktiv wins: EUR 30,20
Rake: EUR 1,55

Fold pre-flop against typical players, AQ OOP vs a typical 3-bet range in that game is bad news.

If you must play, call flop, raise a weak turn bet.

does this change for you fnord if ou hold AQs.
Just interested. Id dump AQo every time preflop, but with AQs im tempted

Originally Posted by Miffed22001

Id dump AQo every time preflop, but with AQs im tempted

Fold pre-flop against typical players, AQ OOP vs a typical 3-bet range in that game is bad news.

Without a read fold preflop. You are likely drawing to 3 outs or a miracle flop. As played, don't raise the flop. Use your position and just call and re-evaluate based on how he plays the turn. Also, in a raised HU pot, a flush draw generally is not a big concern of mine.