$114: KK flops an ace

[darinvg]

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Preflop is incredibly standard.
As played call flop.
Check turn.

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Aren't we pretty much committed if we call the flop (only 790 left)?

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i dont think a turn bet does anything for you. it is a wa/wb. let him bet his 88.

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So we're thinking he doesn't have the ace enough so we'll call down?

[Little John]

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Preflop is incredibly standard.
As played call flop.
Check turn.

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Aren't we pretty much committed if we call the flop (only 790 left)?

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i dont think a turn bet does anything for you. it is a wa/wb. let him bet his 88.

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So we're thinking he doesn't have the ace enough so we'll call down?

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i'm not sure if that is what pudge is thinking.

i am going to call down here. i think odds are about right and betting will just get him to fold worse hands. board is really really dry.

[ryanghall]

This totally depends how bad he sucks/how aggressive he is. If he's aggro and real bad, c/c the whole way. It's kind of one of those questions where I'd need to be in the game but there are certain opponents I'd definitely do this against.

Ryan

[kyro]

I can't ever see folding. I'd probably just call him down regardless.

[KoreanBuffet]

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pre-flop raise should be at least 500...
now as played fold..

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If you are going to raise away 1/3 of ur stack you may as well shove. Which I think I would do with like 11 BB's but I don't know if ppl at 114's call with any two broad way or Ax

[Ditch Digger]

Shoving preflop loses a ton of value.

If he has a low aggro factor I'd probably just fold. The board has no draws so unless he's on a pure bluff we are way behind. Vs more aggro opponents I think you need to c/c down.

[ryanghall]

Shoving preflop is ok against strong thinking players. Doing it against a bad loose opponent is criminal.

Ryan