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AA OOP, bet-jam flop

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lotteri3xx
Joined: 03.11.2016

Hero: 9.81
Villain: 12.78

Hero is dealt A♥:A♠:
Hero is on BB

Villain 1 raises to 0.25
Villain 2 calls
Hero raises to 1.05
Villain 1 calls
Villain 2 folds
Pot: 2.4

Flop: 6♥: 4♥: 2♦:
Hero bets 0.85
Villain raises to 3.5
Hero is all in for 9.81 (5.26 more)
Villain folds

So my question regarding this hand is, should I just call? Or should I re-raise on flop, as this is a 3-bet pot I think it is rare villain has a flush draw and I am usually ahead. I think villain must have had some weak overpair so I guess calling is better? By calling I also keep his bluffs in..
thanks:f_drink:


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Mauslord
Joined: 06.09.2011

why no fullstack? i don't like your squeeze and cbet size.


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

It is good to give villains ' positions.
As you are OOP, You can squeeze bigger.
On flop we can call with this hand.


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lotteri3xx
Joined: 03.11.2016

I have a full stack? (10nl), I should have squeezed bigger. Villain was in MP


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la55i
Joined: 27.01.2013

I would just call OTF to keep all the possible bluffs in villains range.

You seem to have 9.81 in your stack, so you are 2bb short :)


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Mauslord
Joined: 06.09.2011

and 2 BB are a lot :f_biggrin:
point is, you don't use autorebuy. next time when you loose the half of your stack an getting AA in the next hand, you will hate yourself


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la55i
Joined: 27.01.2013

2bb can be a lot. Poker is a long term game. If we go all in and win with KK+ just 2 times in 1000 hands, we are already missing almost 0.5bb/100. In 100k hands that is quite much :) Add some other small mistakes and it can change hero from slightly winning player to slightly losing one.


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nitrol
Joined: 24.07.2010

Originally posted by lotteri3xx
I have a full stack? (10nl), I should have squeezed bigger. Villain was in MP

In order to have a full picture it is good to give all villains positions , stack sizes and if you have stats.
In this particular hand we have Villain 1 that opens and Villain 2 that calls.
It is good to tell all info...


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YohanN7
Joined: 15.06.2009

A losing player (and that is the majority of players) gains by not having a full stack.

You can set the auto-rebuy at 98 bb. Provided you are good, you theoretically lose a little in a million hands, but automatically being seen as a fish by your opponents is good for you. It is pretty common at FL to set auto-rebuy to 10 BB instead of 12 BB which corresponds to a capped pot (never happens anyway). That fools few, but a 98 bb stack at NL will. Just look at the comments in this forum. "He must be a fish because he doesn't have a full stack".

The hand: Don't cry over spilled milk. You could call, but raising is almost equally fine. If you think about it, the though "Oh, I should have slowplayed my pair" is rather silly. All kinds of things can happen if you let him see turn and potentially river for free. There is, after all, a flush draw and a straight draw. It is not illegal for him to play J♥:T♥: or even 3♦:3♣:. I know many good players who are happy to get 10% of stacks in preflop in position with any two figuring they can steal pots on low boards like here. (Well, that is live play, but anyway.)


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lotteri3xx
Joined: 03.11.2016

Originally posted by nitrol

Originally posted by lotteri3xx
I have a full stack? (10nl), I should have squeezed bigger. Villain was in MP

In order to have a full picture it is good to give all villains positions , stack sizes and if you have stats.
In this particular hand we have Villain 1 that opens and Villain 2 that calls.
It is good to tell all info...

I would provide that info but I play on unibet where I cannot use huds and have cannot save/export hands so I have to copy out the hands myself :f_rolleyes:
There is also no auto top-up on unibet..


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lotteri3xx
Joined: 03.11.2016

Thanks for the replies though, your help was appreciated :f_thumbsup:


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