nitty fold with AA multiway?

The fold is definitely too weak

1. He could have a hand like JJ pretty often
2. he reps an extremely narrow range of hands which includes
A5s (2)
56s (1)
55 (1)
99 (3)

This value range is extremely narrow. I could add 1 or 2 gutshots and this is a super snap call
(7:h8:h, 6:h8:h, 6:h7:h)

I would call Turn and probably call River, as loose as that may sound

Originally posted by mbml
The fold is definitely too weak

1. He could have a hand like JJ pretty often
2. he reps an extremely narrow range of hands which includes
A5s (2)
56s (1)
55 (1)
99 (3)

This value range is extremely narrow. I could add 1 or 2 gutshots and this is a super snap call
(7:h8:h, 6:h8:h, 6:h7:h)

I would call Turn and probably call River, as loose as that may sound

im pretty sure he would 3bet JJ preflop, btw if river comes blank, do u call potsized bet? or what size of riverbet u call?
do you think that he will bet it with gutshot draw twice?

btw his stats was VP27/PF19/3bet9 and he was getting so good odds that i guess he would have any 5X hand or at least any 5Xs

ofc i would be snapping this headsup postflop, but we were four on flop... do you take that into account?

Having 3 other players definitely makes this a much tougher spot and obv we snapcall HU.

but i still think it's a call cos we are ahead of some overpairs. TT almost always flats and will often lead, and I also think that plenty of people flat JJ here since you are MP openraiser and not LP raiser.

Vs a pot size bet I would fold, against a halfpot bet I'm calling. Most players at NL5 don't really run 3 barrel bluffs so when that happens you can be sure that you're beat.

If he bets around half pot, the possibility that he's overplaying JJ/TT will still be there and I think you can make a crying call

Originally posted by mbml
Most players at NL5 don't really run 3 barrel bluffs so when that happens you can be sure that you're beat.

If he bets around half pot, the possibility that he's overplaying JJ/TT will still be there and I think you can make a crying call

exactly, i dont see them bluffing there 3barell with gutshots... almost never... so i guess there are better spots to wait for than making crying calls?

but u do have some true, that he could have those hands that im ahead... like TT/JJ/A9.. and was betting them to not let overcards hit

yea that's pretty common. So I think u have to call the T for sure, and R will be a bit tougher to play