AA NL10 bad fold?

[TeNDoLLA]

http://www.pokerhand.org/?1325500

No much reads about villain but I have one note about him that he likes to call preflop raises with Ax and Axs kind of hands. Was this a bad fold? I give him excellent spot to try bluff in river when all the draws completed on turn (flush, straight) and then even the board pairs in river. But also board must look scary to him also dosnt it? I thought this guy had flush probably.

I asked him about that flush after the hand and he said he had KT but I dont really believe usually what ppl says in chat so. What do you think about the hand?

[justhetip]

Just call. You induce a bluff or even a value bet from a worse hand. KT is just as likely as the flush.

[RichAM]

WTF ... why fold this ... if he had 2 pair it just got counterfeited and there is nothing about villains play that suggests a great hand

[TeNDoLLA]

I just noticed this guy was #4 in the leaderboard last month so I think he was quite okay player but still you think call is a must?

[FatSheep]

You should bet the turn.

[murmeltier21]

if you check the turn behind you have to call this river. it's a good card for you and his line doesn't look like a hand that beats you

[humP]

calllll

[FatSheep]

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if you check the turn behind you have to call this river. it's a good card for you and his line doesn't look like a hand that beats you

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Why not turn bet?

[reef2287]

caus he obv had pocket kings... this is a fundamental call, you should raise the turn and look to get all your money in by the river-- i don't care if your playing phil ivey, you still try to get it all in by the river

[hunt1897]

If you are in position with AA, and it is checked to you on the turn after C-betting flop, betting turn is almost always a good idea, if you are a little worried at this point, ck behind on river for pot control. Your play induced a perfect bluff.

IMO.