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Slowplayed AA; shortstack squeeze and PFR flats

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  1. #1

    Default Slowplayed AA; shortstack squeeze and PFR flats

    PFR here seemed pretty tight; he had seen me play AA exactly this same way vs. an EP raiser just a few orbits earlier. It took him a looong time to figure out what to do so I put him on a medium pair 88-JJ or AQ/AJ type.

    Am I looking to do anything here other than push? Pot is plenty big enough -- or should I continue trapping to win a monster pot? We have about 220 left and 72 get paid.

    No Limit Holdem Tournament
    $17000 Guarantee
    9 players
    Converted at weaktight.com

    Stacks:
    UTG nicdad22 (5087)
    UTG+1 condawg20 (22691)
    MP1 jbgoldman (23268)
    MP2 Hero (14871)
    MP3 jt3845 (2805)
    CO rockrollins (2430)
    BTN AA_RobotKiller (4660)
    SB not playing (7250)
    BB LVRAY (8372)

    Blinds: 150/300 Ante 25

    Pre-flop: (675, 9 players) Hero is MP2
    Hero says "NH", 1 fold, nicdad22 says "u2]", 1 fold, jbgoldman raises to 720, Hero calls 720, jt3845 goes all-in 2,780, 4 folds, jbgoldman calls 2,060, Hero ????, [i]
  2. #2

    Default Re: Slowplayed AA; shortstack squeeze and PFR flats

    Quote Originally Posted by baudib
    Pot is plenty big enough
    Ugh, please don't use this sentence ever. Your goal is to win the most chips possible, not to be like, well, I'm happy with winning this many chips, even though another line would make me even more chips.

    This is still a close spot though. If the villain were a better player I'd think he was calling really often with a big pair or AK to induce you to go all-in, so that's what I'd do. This guy seems uncreative and nitty based on what you said, so I'd just call I think?
  3. #3
    The biggest problem I have with flatting is that you're going to get a ton of credit in the dry side-pot, thus perhaps sucking some value out of hands that might normally stack-off PF or post-flop in a heads-up pot
  4. #4
    what if we min raised when it gets back? our line seems scary anyway but maybe he'll talk himself into two pot odds calls from there.
  5. #5
    I also like minraising. He will have a hard time folding to 2000 into 8000. Then he may commit himself if he has an over pair or pairs his king with AK.
  6. #6
    I would think this type of player would always push with AK/QQ-KK.
    Playing big pots at small stakes.
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