Common Aces Situation
 

Five Card Draw $1-$2 (Real Money),

converter avoided to protect the innocent



Seat 2: Aekara19 ($48 in chips)
Seat 7: geeman777 ($36.25 in chips)
Seat 8: HERO($64.25 in chips)
Seat 9: caseyryb ($52.80 in chips)



ANTES/BLINDS
HERO posts blind ($0.50), caseyryb posts blind ($1).

PRE-DRAW
Aekara19 folds, geeman777 calls $1, HERO bets $1.50, caseyryb calls $1, geeman777 calls $1.

DRAW
HERO changes 10H for QD, HERo
changes 3C for KH, HERO changes 9S for 10D, caseyryb changes 4S for 5D, caseyryb changes QH for QC, caseyryb changes 6S for 2S, geeman777 changes AH for 4C, geeman777 changes 3D for 6H, geeman777 changes 2H for JD.

POST-DRAW
HERO ?

Does anyone always cbet here? Do people check and call or check and fold to one bet to catch bluffs?

Does it matter that I caught 3 broadways?

thanks for opinions





Who always



SUMMARY
Dealer: geeman777
Pot: $8, (including rake: $0.30)
Aekara19, loses $0
geeman777, loses $2
mskitty44, bets $4, collects $7.70, net $3.70
caseyryb, loses $2

Re: Common Aces Situation
 

I usually check/fold or check/call here.

Re: Common Aces Situation
 

if you simply described what happened this post would be way shorter and more understandable - "in the SB in a 1/2 limit draw game - the button open limps - i raise - the BB and button call - i dont improve but catch 3 honour cards - should i bet out or check/call or fold"

check - if you have played more than say 100 hands with these guys then only you have a decent answer for the next part of the question

i sometimes bet out against some opponents

heads up i think its important to bet out a lot

i dont see that catching high ranking cards effects this decision - to the extent that someone is going to say that it is relevant it assumes maybe 5% of the issues to be weighed

stripsqueez - chickenhawk

Re: Common Aces Situation
 

Hmm, strange converter. SB bets Pre-draw?

And normaly, no, I wouldn't bet out with aces. Most of the time, even in a 1/2 game, you don't get called enough when you have them beat here. I always bet AAxxy here, because someone who cought a hand like 88JJK aftder drawing 3 will probobly call you, and If you get raised, you are probobly beat. Of course, all of this depends a lot on the opponets that you are playing.

Re: Common Aces Situation
 

I don't understand what did you have after the draw? AATTK? Or TTKxx? But doesn't matter, I think you played absolutely correctly. Your raise pre-draw and change 3 cards show that you have top pair. Your bet after the draw(2bb minimum) show that you catch 2 pair or better. Only 3 of kind or better could reraise you, IMHO.