zoom25 160BB OOP vs 3bettor with AAQ5ss

Hi,

yeah pretty clear 4b pre. You are not that deep

As played i think c/c is ok otf, obviously you could raise as well.

Turn depends on how barrely your opponent is. I see no stats. So it's possible when he fires this turn and you having the pair block your own outs folding is best.

River i'm never calling here. Some people don't jam for some reason. He could easily have a 54 boat or something.

Regards,

Skod

If you pot it pre, you will have SPR 1,7. It's not the greatest spot, but if your opponent has a wide 3betting range it's better than to just call and be blind on the flop.

When you slowplay your aces and hit the flop, why do you keep slowplaying?

If you have any information on your opponent, please include it to your posts. The best line really depends on what type of an opponent you have. But still, if you don't have a damn good reason to just call pre and check-call flop, next time 4bet pre and get it in on that flop.

Originally posted by Kyyberi
If you pot it pre, you will have SPR 1,7. It's not the greatest spot, but if your opponent has a wide 3betting range it's better than to just call and be blind on the flop.

When you slowplay your aces and hit the flop, why do you keep slowplaying?

If you have any information on your opponent, please include it to your posts. The best line really depends on what type of an opponent you have. But still, if you don't have a damn good reason to just call pre and check-call flop, next time 4bet pre and get it in on that flop.

Thanks for your answer. Could you please try to answer my questions?

pre: yes!

slowplay: I wrote it already: with me having the NFD-blocker, a flushdraw is less likely... but anyway... a rundown can have a lot of outs, too. So many Turns can be dangerous and action stopping. So a raise would be maybe better... there would be one bet left ott.

"villain is unknown" meant here I had 3 hands of him, no notes, he has a 340BB stack.

Regards MGF