How to run away from aces in these spots?

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pppppp555555

Joined: 18.02.2010

Posts: 41

07.05.2013, 19:00 0

** Dealing cards to hithithitneverrun: Ac, As
minvine called - 100.00
budulis folded
Hero raised to 400.00
Lariukas folded
Andrelis666 folded
Geruliz called - 400.00
eimantas525 folded
lietuvaitizz folded
bogusis94 folded
minvine folded

** Dealing the flop: Kh, Qc, 3c
hero bet - 750.00
Geruliz went all-in - 6230.00
Hero went all-in - 2580.00

hithithitneverrun shows: Ac, As
Geruliz shows: Qs, Qh

** Dealing the turn: 6d

** Dealing the river: 8c
Geruliz wins 7710.00 from the main pot

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It is possible to run away from aces in this spot?

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Wohmfg

Joined: 12.11.2009

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07.05.2013, 19:55 0

I'm not folding aces here, you beat a lot of draws and top pair hands.

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rhinoneil

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09.05.2013, 10:54 0

The short answer is no you can never fold AA in this spot. You are beating way too many 1 pair and drawing hands, youve already put a third of your stack in and as well as overpair you have the backdoor nut flush draw.

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Tiltberger

Joined: 23.06.2005

Posts: 24,937

10.05.2013, 11:43 0

Originally posted by rhinoneil
The short answer is no you can never fold AA in this spot. You are beating way too many 1 pair and drawing hands, youve already put a third of your stack in and as well as overpair you have the backdoor nut flush draw.

Hey pppppp555555!

Pretty much agreed to Wohmfg + rhinoneil!

Don't fold aces here, because of the stated reasons!

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Tiltberger

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