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50NL: AA bad turn card
EverestPoker Game #1843389768: Table Berlin-1 - $0.25/$0.50 - No Limit Hold'em - 21:37:34 - 2007/07/23
Seat 2: winnie85 ($47.25)
Seat 3: Hoenemekkie ($53.00)
Seat 4: -Jenny-88- ($97.55)
Seat 5: dom1960 ($33.85)
Seat 6: Hero ($62.85)
Seat 7: phutures.com ($104.20)
Seat 8: Dirk666 ($19.40)
Seat 9: blaffmaker00 ($11.00)
Seat 10: LEI ($104.40)
Hoenemekkie posts the small blind of $0.25
-Jenny-88- posts the big blind of $0.50
The button is in seat #2
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero[ ]
dom1960 folds
Hero raises to $2.00
phutures.com folds
Dirk666 folds
blaffmaker00 folds
LEI calls $2.00
winnie85 folds
Hoenemekkie folds
-Jenny-88- folds
*** FLOP *** [ ] (pot: $4.75)
Hero bets $3.50
LEI raises to $15.25
Hero calls $11.75
*** TURN *** [ ] [ ] (pot= $35.25)
Hero checks
LEI bets $87.15 and is all-in
Hero ???
villain is 31/12/1.3. Flop & turn aggression 4.
I've c-bet some pots recently.
On the flop I put him on QJ or a flush draw (maybe on AQ/KQ). Would a player shove here on the turn with a set, fearing the flush? His line did not seem at all like a set (e.g. very big raise on the flop).
Taking my flop analysis, I'm in front of the flush draw and AQ, but behind QJ and KQ.
Can you call the turn? Is a push on the flop a better line?
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