[onesandzeros]

I think it's a fold to the re raise on the turn or a re- raise. Probably would fold 80% and re raise 20% of the time. Flat calling gives you no info on your opponents hand. The re raise on the turn reeks of an Aq. He's calling those bets preflop and flop with something. If he holds Aq which is very possible you are drawing to one out and nearly dead.

The odds your getting to call do not matter if you think your opponent has an A. If you think he doesn't have an A then why not re raise? If he comes over your head its an easy fold.

Whats being accomplished by flat calling the turn re raise and checking and calling the river? Praying hes not bluffing? Why wouldn't he think you have an ace given your preflop and flop action when that A falls on the turn? When he re raises I think its clear he either has a big Ace or better then top pair.

I like the play up until the flat call on the turn. From there it breaks down, no matter what happened at the showdown.

I think its aq, ak, aj maybe set of 77, 99, 22...

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