NL 5/10 AA on Flop QdJh10h

[aurelien]

Yes, you are right. Actually, the range of hand that I estimated was probably influenced by what he actually had.
If he is tight, I have to narrow his range to JJ+/AQ+, which seems probably more realistic.

Postflop, I agree pushing in seems a very bad move (by the way, making a substantial raise (to avoid any free card) will almost commit me anyway ).

On the turn, I dont agree with a previous post. Playing a set like this is only good if he knows me very well and he knows that I will be more willing to fold on a suck bet than on an overbet.

If you flop a full on such a board and if you only know that your opponent is aggressive, are you gonna seriously overbet the pot ?

What about 1/2 or 2/3 of the pot as the previous bet, or even checking since I am aggressive.

For information he had actually KQs...

[LurkerAnon]

you called and 9 spiked river [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[aurelien]

And of course, I called his bet

[wdead]

You can smooth the flop and fold the turn but I doubt he is not leading twice on this board, esp if he has been playing as tight as you say, so a fold on the flop may be optimal. I also think you should 4bet pre esp if he is playing tight.

[TheWorstPlayer]

i never said anything about pushign the flop

[Eagles]

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As played shove or fold here. I imagine his range is pretty narrow to cbet here(99-AA, ATs, AJs, AQ, AK) You just might fold out a set here if you are beat. But if you have aggro image, please repop or shove, esp if he hasn't reraise you before.

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Nobody in the history of poker has ever folded a flopped set.

[Orlando Salazar]

False.

[afadeyi]

make it 300-350 more to go preflop.

[JooWish622]

with a little less than 500 in the pot, is it really terrible to push with our remaining 900?

-JooWish

[edge]

If you're "clearly aggressive" a push is probably better than a call.