$100NL AA Standard Overpair Situation Checkup

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I like to call and get it in on the turn. overpairs might get scared by a flop push, so call, and let him bet the turn.

[snakekilla88]

Anyone pop him back before the flop? Considering he only raised 6 here he is most likely a donk and thats usually not enough to make me flat call here (unless hes a short stack).

Especially with 130+BB stacks, flat calling here gets me into a lot of trouble. A lot of players say that if you re-raise him back you allow him to play perfectly but most 100nl players are not that good and have a very hard time finding the fold button.

[mudbuddha]

i kinda agree, opening up betting and showing some interest in the hand will allow for him to push if he relaly has a monster, i doubt he will be pushing a big semibluff. but he could be..

seriously lately. everytime i run int o monster ive been flop minraised its so bad..

[Dan Bitel]

anything but folding is good

[kitaristi0]

I like shoving. A lot of scary cards can hit on the turn (both for you and him).

[Vincent]

bobbyi:
Let's say opponent has instances of hands like 99, 55, 44 & even 54s, which are all hands that crush you. Then throw in a single hand like KK, and that makes this an easy push. I think these hands are all realistic (except 54s being less likely).

[los_toros]

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I like shoving. A lot of scary cards can hit on the turn (both for you and him).

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[4_2_it]

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anything but folding is good

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All the money is getting in, especially since you describe this villain as an aggro who seems to enjoy picking off C-bets.

You can call and let him fire again on the turn or look him up now. The only way you misplay this is if you somehow manage to click on the FOLD button.