Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

I am being serious, at least the part of playing 4,5 off preflop for a raise.


As far as getting 4 bet with the aces, sure he "should" fold the aces but he's a donk, and there are plenty of 4-5 bets out there with inferiors hands to aces. I'm posting in another thread here where the OP is 3-4 betting suited middle connectors, OOP and all-in pre-flop.

There's a very real possibility that the guy with aces is putting him on KK or QQ (as well as a small set, but he's in pretty deep at that point). It would be hard for the guy with aces to put him on the str8.


But all that being said, it's just a bad beat. If the OP doesn't like it, stop playing 4,5 off preflop. Otherwise be happy you got all your money in with the best. 90% of the time, he doubles up!

Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

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I am being serious, at least the part of playing 4,5 off preflop for a raise.


As far as getting 4 bet with the aces, sure he "should" fold the aces but he's a donk, and there are plenty of 4-5 bets out there with inferiors hands to aces. I'm posting in another thread here where the OP is 3-4 betting suited middle connectors, OOP and all-in pre-flop.

There's a very real possibility that the guy with aces is putting him on KK or QQ (as well as a small set, but he's in pretty deep at that point). It would be hard for the guy with aces to put him on the str8.


But all that being said, it's just a bad beat. If the OP doesn't like it, stop playing 4,5 off preflop. Otherwise be happy you got all your money in with the best. 90% of the time, he doubles up!

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this is either the worst level or worst strat post ive ever read. i cant decide which

Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

When turn came you should stop the dealer and make a deal. It's obvious the board will pair.

Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

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I am being serious, at least the part of playing 4,5 off preflop for a raise.


As far as getting 4 bet with the aces, sure he "should" fold the aces but he's a donk, and there are plenty of 4-5 bets out there with inferiors hands to aces. I'm posting in another thread here where the OP is 3-4 betting suited middle connectors, OOP and all-in pre-flop.

There's a very real possibility that the guy with aces is putting him on KK or QQ (as well as a small set, but he's in pretty deep at that point). It would be hard for the guy with aces to put him on the str8.


But all that being said, it's just a bad beat. If the OP doesn't like it, stop playing 4,5 off preflop. Otherwise be happy you got all your money in with the best. 90% of the time, he doubles up!

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I love you.

Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

I think you can find a better spot to get your money in, I would fold. Heres some math to back it up.

Board: 6c 3h 2s
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 03.283% 02.83% 00.45% 28 4.50 { AcAh }
Hand 1: 96.717% 96.26% 00.45% 953 4.50 { 5h4c }



Board: 4h 4s 4d
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 00.101% 00.10% 00.00% 1 0.00 { AcAh }
Hand 1: 99.899% 99.90% 00.00% 989 0.00 { 5h4c }

Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

Fold flop, he has the nuts with a redraw.

Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

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Fold flop, he has the nuts with a redraw.

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Yeah, this cannot be stressed enough. You had zero outs to improve, so essentially you were drawing dead.

Re: 5-bet flop 632 w/ AA a good idea?
 

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Flop 6 3 2 rainbow. (flopped str8)

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