NL100 6max - AA with deep stacks

[I rebluff you]

1.6 PFR% on a 15% VP$IP reg is very different from a 47% VP$IP donk.

[Raxor101]

I don't see anyway you can get away from this hand now.

[Coiote]

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flop bet too large. also ask yourself how commited you want to be? do you want all 300bbs to go in?

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I can see your point but with this guy i wouldn't mind going all-in. But in this hand i think is range is quite limited, QQ,KK,AA,AK.

How much would you bet on that flop?

Anyway, after playing that way on the flop i think my best option was to shove. If i checked and he bet i'd have a really hard time folding here. If i bet i'd be commited to put the rest of my money in.



Turn: ($238) 4[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] <font color="#0000FF">(2 players)</font>
<font color="red">Hero bets $304.7 (All-In)</font>, MP folds

He took a while to fold so he probably had KK or maybe AK.

[Daddy Warbucks]

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1.6 PFR% on a 15% VP$IP reg is very different from a 47% VP$IP donk.

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This is exactly what i'm thinking. You get a lot of these types of players on Party, and very rarely does a 1.6%PFR encompass the top 1.6% of hands. I probably still going broke here.

[docnuclear]

he never folds KK here, it is AK or JJ

[prodonkey]

Yes usually when their pfr is so much smaller than their VPIP they raise weird stuff.. and they try to get really tricky with their big pairs.

I'd consider a stack-a-donk line a 3 AF for someone 47 VPIP is pretty high. Obviously this is dangerous as you run the risk of giving him a free card.

I really doubt he's ever folding KK there.

[cs3]

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MP ($297.85)
Hero ($421.20)

Preflop: Hero is SB with A, A.
UTG raises to $3.5, MP raises to $12, 2 folds, <font color="red">Hero raises to $41</font>, 1 fold, UTG folds, MP calls $28.50.

Flop: ($86) 7, Q, T (2 players)
<font color="red">Hero bets $76</font>, MP calls $76.


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if you dont want to play for 300BB's this deep then bet less on the flop or check. if you pot it, you shouldnt be looking to fold anytime afterwards.
if i 4-bet AA and see a Q or K this deep, im generally trying to work the pot so i put in around 150bb's or so, fwiw

[Fousekis]

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flop bet too large. also ask yourself how commited you want to be? do you want all 300bbs to go in?

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I can see your point but with this guy i wouldn't mind going all-in. But in this hand i think is range is quite limited, QQ,KK,AA,AK.

How much would you bet on that flop?

Anyway, after playing that way on the flop i think my best option was to shove. If i checked and he bet i'd have a really hard time folding here. If i bet i'd be commited to put the rest of my money in.



Turn: ($238) 4[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] <font color="#0000FF">(2 players)</font>
<font color="red">Hero bets $304.7 (All-In)</font>, MP folds

He took a while to fold so he probably had KK or maybe AK.

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Wow, terrible line ...

[Bulletproof Monk]

the flop bet is great, commits AQ/KK/JJ.

check the turn, probably just get it all in if he bets

[Michaelson]

Against this sort of player, with preflop action the way it was, and this deep, I would make a monster preflop raise. ~$70 or so. He'll call, and then the hand is easy peasy: stack off no matter what falls.