50/100 Deep

[Dakine69]

Live 50/100 effective stacks 35k
Villian is a tricky winning player. We have a lot of history and both open alot of pots.

I raise utg with Aces to 350 standard, folded to villian who repops to 1100 folded to back to me and I reraise to 3800. To my surprise he reraises to 8800. I believe this is the first time we have had pf action like this

I just called with the obvious outcome if I reraise again.
Would you just put it in hoping he stacks off with kk (slim chance) and most likely take it down?

Checkraise flop was the plan until
Flop: 10 J K rainbow Pot 18k

Action to hero?
If I check, what is plan if villian bets

I guess I will leave it at this for now and reply with flop action later

[shag]

um... what do you have AA?

[alphatmw]

check fold, assuming you have AA.

[Dakine69]

AA oops

[shag]

If you don't think he's gonna stack off with KK preflop what makes you think he's gonna do it on the flop... just shove preflop...

[Requin]

I would stick it in preflop. I don't think it's too much of a stretch to assume that villain will simply c/f KK if you call unless he improves.

[BluffTHIS!]

The good news is that against KK the flop gives you 6 outs instead of only 2 to outrun him by the river. The bad news is that you are still a big dog to do so, and that he also gets to run you off with the other AA. When he put in the the raise to 8800 the pot then contained almost 1/3 of your starting stack and a smoothcall pretty much announces your hand as either AA or KK. So just get it all in pre and no more decisions.

villian never has AK or QQ here?

[Hattifnatt]

When you reraise to 3800, most players just call with kings, esp. in position, even this deep, right? My guess its a high chance he has the other AA even though tha matematical ratio is 6:1 preflop KK:AA, and after the flop 3:1.

[tubasteve]

It would be funny if you both had AA and you c/f this flop.