[Closed] AA in dicey spot

Bet more on the flop- at least 1,5
I would probably bet on the turn, the board seems so dry, so opponent should have 6, 99 or TT.
As played you can probably fold river, there´s nothing much that you´ll beat. If the villain is aggressive then you can shove on the turn.

Yeah ok, didn't know much about villain at all at the time, had less than 20 hands so no stats on him.

Edit: Would you bet/fold the turn then? And would you make your bet at least €3? Could you check behind on the turn to control the potsize a bit more since as you said, it's so dry, or is that unnecessary vs unknown?

I think the decision mainly depends on the aggressiveness of Villain. IF he's very aggressive one may call him down. However, what hand does he have? On the Flop, I'd continue with 78, a 6, a 9 or an overpair. However, I'd never minraise a 9 on the turn and 78 arrived. We beat JJ+ on the turn and have enough equity to continue:

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2,112 games 0.005 secs 422,400 games/sec

Board: 6c 6h 9d Tc
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 50.947% 49.91% 01.04% 1054 22.00 { AhAs }
Hand 1: 49.053% 48.01% 01.04% 1014 22.00 { TT+, A9s, T9s, 98s, 87s, 76s, 65s, 87o }

The River is not a great card. I'd assume he does not shove JJ.

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39 games 0.005 secs 7,800 games/sec

Board: 6c 6h 9d Tc Qh
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 32.051% 30.77% 01.28% 12 0.50 { AhAs }
Hand 1: 67.949% 66.67% 01.28% 26 0.50 { QQ+, TT, A9s, T9s, 98s, 87s, 76s, 65s, 87o }

Given we have 32% Equity, we can call (its close, but its slightly profitable), especially if he may bluff some %.

Ok thx Thorsten, a question though, shouldn't you add A6s as well? Since if he calls with A9s, A6s isn't that far away either, or?

i know this isn't entirely relevant, but shouldn't you reraise pre-flop?

the player who reraised is all-in. You can't reraise him, he could just call. Strange rule but it's that.

wow, that's strange. i've played at least 30k hands on ftp and never noticed that rule

On flop i would bet 2€ thats for sure (not only 1€). You played those AA very week so fold at the end was your move i am sure. Since one player was all-in preflop you saw villian hand didn't you? So tell us what he had?

in fact, look at what it would have done to BB if hero could reraise:

a bet: I call the bet. Hey, why do you bet afain?

Yeah I would've raised it up again if I could've. This is Unibet though, not FTP, so sadly they have this rule.

@DoigterFou: Does it really matter what he had? I didn't post this because I won or lost, I posted the hand because of the situation. So the range of hands he had and how to play against that is of much more importance than the actual result imo.

@Slikec: Hmm, I'm not entirely sure that I get your point, you said that I played them very weak and therefore showed much more weakness than I actually had, and you say that the right move would be to fold then. But if I show weakness isn't it more likely that he's going to play more aggressively with more hands than if I would've played it in a very strong way?

I didn't ask for villain's hand, i agree completely with you on the fact that we don't care.

@Kruppe

It's because the AI is too small to count as a re raise. If you push for less than the minimum raise size then it counts as a call which explains why hero can't re raise again since he would be re raising his own raise

Even though I made it look a little cryptical it's quite simple, hehe..

Best regards,
Mugge

@snowylee: yeah, you are right, we could also add A6s, but this shouldn't change the numbers too much as these combinations are very unlikely (given our hand and the flop)

@Kruppe: It's a general poker rule, not specific to any site. The all-in is too small, so its not a regular raise - this means that you can't reraise.

Ah sorry about that DoigterFou, my bad :).

no problem
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