AA line check

6-max game on everest, I have 50$, villain covers.

Villain is a bad player, overly aggressive maniac type, plays almost every hand.

Preflop : I'm dealt AdAs in the small blind, one limper and villain on the button call, I raise $ 2.25 to 2.50, limper fold and villain calls after some hesitation.

Flop : 8c 9c Ts

I bet about the pot for $ 5, villain calls.

Turn : 4h

I check, villain pots it for $ 16, I call.

River : Kc

I check, villain bets all-in ($ 36), I call all-in ($ 26)

Normally I don't play it this passive, but I like a turn check OOP as preflop raiser against a floater. But I probably should've raised his turn-bet, or is a calldown good too against overly aggressive players?

What do you think?

i like check raising allin on the turn. too many rivercards are scary and you have to fold (like you should have), so get money in on turn

Originally Posted by gabe

i like check raising allin on the turn. too many rivercards are scary and you have to fold (like you should have), so get money in on turn

Your absolutely right about the turn raise all-in. I don't know about the river fold though, pot odds were 1-3 and villain was bad and aggressive so... don't know.