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The flop is close and depends. You are targeting better A's here. If he has a pp or Kx you either wont fold him or dont want him to fold.

EDIT: Just wante dto say that the flop raise is cheap. You will almost always have 9 flush outs, 3 straight outs and 3 pair outs = 15 outs. Its only against sets, AT and AA you dont. (Possibly 44 and 55) Add KQ to the mix and your eq looks close to 50.


Check the turn. Not that you should make a habit of raising draws in position HU and then take the free card. But because that card sucks. If you thought you could have folded AK and AJ when you raised the flop you have to revise that belief now as they wont fold. Besides KQ now caught up and AQ will prolly c/r you. Since its a blind steal situation I also doubt you are folding pocket pairs by a bet.

So I would check behind and hope the river saves me.