AA v suited flop
 

Couple of questions about this one.

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1697694

What do you put the villian on when he calls flop check raise?
Was I right to push on the turn (although I think this is an obviously yes or no depending on the answer to the first).

Felix

Re: AA v suited flop
 

ajksdfhka

don't checkminraise ever ever please.

If you must c/r him because you think he's very aggro, just push please. the c/mr screams that you have a big hand.

I bet out on the flop and call a push.

Re: AA v suited flop
 

In that case am I not playing the hand correctly because, ideally, I'd prefer him to fold? I'm not to displeased with a fold since my hand is vulnerable to the obvious draw. At the same time I'm not too displeased with getting all the chips in with the min check-raise.

BTW, I very rarely, if ever, check-raise at all. I'm just experimenting with it because it really jacks me off when people do it to me so I'm trying to explore the use of it.

vgjfelix

Re: AA v suited flop
 

He's probably calling the c/r all in with practically the exact same range as the mincheckraise. I think we are ahead of his range here, which include AK, KQ, random clubs, etc. I want to bet for value here, not to get him to fold.

Re: AA v suited flop
 

The net result was he called my turn all in with 44. The board completely disguised that. I put him on AK with Ace of Clubs.

Felix

Re: AA v suited flop
 

def lead on the flop. It would be terrible if the villains check it threw on this board. If someone raises your lead, then call a shove