AA w/ Paired Flop >> Stack-a-Donk?

[martindcx1e]

50NL

No reads

Hero is UTG ($50) with
Villain is CO ($50)

Pre-Flop
Hero raises to $2
MP1 calls $2
Villain calls $2

Flop (3 Players, Pot = $7.25)


Hero bets $5
MP1 folds
Villain raises to $12.25
Hero calls $7.25

Turn (2 Players, Pot = $31.75)


Hero checks
Villain bets $12.75
Hero is All-In

[IowaSkinsFan]

Well, you're not getting away from this so I hope you won. well played I think, I don't see anything wrong with any streets.

[dpe8598]

50NL

No reads

Hero is UTG ($50) with
Villain is CO ($50)

Pre-Flop
Hero raises to $2
MP1 calls $2
Villain calls $2

Flop (3 Players, Pot = $7.25)


Hero bets $5
MP1 folds
Villain raises to $12.25
Hero calls $7.25

Turn (2 Players, Pot = $31.75)


Hero checks
Villain bets $12.75
Hero is All-In

Tough hand. I think it was played pretty well. You basically have to decide if your ahead on the flop, which is going to involve a lot of factors about villain that we dont know. Once you decided you were ahead, the next thing is to get all the money in and I think you did that well. If there was a straight and flush draw on flop, I might put him all in right there. However, w/ that flop I'd probably play it like you.

[NLHE lahooozaher]

I like it and play it exactly the same.

[martindcx1e]

Seems to me so far like this line works best on low-medium paired flops. Anyone else notice this?

[bantam222]

I think you stack off lower pocket pairs and 10x to make this profitable

[Fnord]

Tough hand.

WTF?!?!?!?

This hand plays itself.

[Dislexsik]

Is it +ev to shove to his reraise on the flop?

[martindcx1e]

Is it +ev to shove to his reraise on the flop?

I think c/r turn works much better b/c donk thinks he is committed by then. Also, I think weak pp's are more likely to fold to a flop 3bet. A T might still come along either way.