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As, i'm a new player.. i'm playing 05/10 maybe i should'nt comment - but what the heck.
Firstly -
You have A,K ... if a good, solid, tight player reraises me 3x - i would usually put him on A,A or K,K. Maybe Q,Q but that's unlikely. so i would have folded before the flop. If u think its a possiability that's he's looser and he might have Q,Q- T,T, A,Qetc then u have the right odds to call him. So, for me this situation is an instant fold preflop. Unless, i think he has a loose game. ahdh of course, a fish instant call or maniac. I am a bit negative atm, but its working at low limits. I'm like, i'm not sure where i'm at... so i'll look for a better chance. It depends if i've got a read on his game.
Also, after the K,K had come down on the flop, the most likely hand i would have put him on would have been A,A assuming he's tight(75% sure). So, slow playing it was fine - as he was only a 11-1 shot to hit his Ace for a better full house - yet atm i play all hands very solidly, as i've been getting sucked out alot. Still , slow playing it was a neat option.
One major critism, i know people say Tight/aggressive is the best strategy and on pokertracker i'm classed as weak/passive on turn and river. But, if an A hits the river - i'm pretty sure i'm behind. Therefore the $20 bet was a massive mistake. You should have checked and then hoped he put in a small value bet for odds of say 3-1 so u had good pot odds to call. That's $37 at the end cost you alot and by betting $20 you were pot committed.
You could have got off it quite cheaply in my opinion, if u'd thought the hand through properly. Really speaking, you should have been out of the hand pre fold and waited for a better chance to win some money. Still, its easy for me to say in hindsight. Patience is the key... i've had days, where i've had to fold many A,K or A,Q to re raises and been down on the session. Yet, i look at it long term and sometimes think i've played well, even when i've lost - if i'm managed to keep my losses to the minimum.
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