AA 25nl

No stats but everyone seemed to know each other (based on the chatting going on) and were calling pretty light preflop as in not complete crap but any SCs including one gappers. Not sure if that makes sense or is even a good read given the few hands that took place but that's all I have on him.

Poker Stars - No Limit Hold'em Cash Game - $0.10/$0.25 Blinds - 6 Players - (LegoPoker Hand History Converter)

SB: $24.75
BB: $38.00
UTG: $18.35
Hero (MP): $26.85
CO: $60.00
BTN: $26.05

Preflop: Hero is dealt A:spade: A:heart: (6 Players)
UTG folds, [color:red]Hero raises to $1.00[/color], CO calls $1.00, 2 folds, BB calls $0.75

Flop: ($3.10) 8:diamond: Q:diamond: 7:spade: (3 Players)
BB checks, [color:red]Hero bets $2.25[/color], [color:red]CO raises to $6.50[/color], BB folds, Hero calls $4.25

Turn: ($16.10) 9:heart: (2 Players)
Hero checks, [color:red]CO bets $20.00[/color], Hero?

Converter may be a bit off but I think you can read it.

I think you should b/f the turn here.

As played, jeeeeez...

I prolly decide to muck but then end up putting him on diamonds and shoving because I can't bring myself to push the fold button.

bet how much without getting committed?

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Originally Posted by kmind

bet how much without getting committed?

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lol good point.. I misread the hh, I thought I was looking at 50nl postflop..

In which case, fuck his bet, we gotta call.

Oh yeah, his bet puts me all-in...my bad with the converter.

i wouldnt think twice about getting it in on flop

for NL25 his line is too agressive i thkn ur aces are in not so good shape. (its somewhat too agro for set too :) so i put him on KK which dont make sense so i'm back to wat i said, ur prolly against set or misplayed kings preflop. yea lol he has kings.

i fold, villain showed 4d6d

He raises your c bet (which are now standard and the secret is out!) perhaps with a Q, flush draw, sometimes set, 78.. then you get him to bet at your underrepped aces. I call, a big hand probably value bets.

Also if I call the flop I am betting out the turn unless I know he will bet and I can shove. I am not playing scared to sets on these boards so will pay them off and I won't give him a free river to the flush.

Aces make enough $$ that I don't mind losing a stack here and there.

if you re gonna continue with the hand after flop raise then this is a great card to do it with.

only hand i worry about is 7d9d. the logical continuation of your line so far is to get it in right now on the turn

edit : didn t mean to come off as a smart-ass by posting after results. hadn't seen them when i posted.

Not smart-ass"ish?" at all, appreciate all comments. I think shove flop or as played shoving turn is best. I am an idiot.

all in on flop would be good
as would check/bombing the turn.

Going all in with AA is rarely a mistake. Folding AA is *often* a mistake. Ignore the money, win the battle of mistakes.