limp raising AA utg

[strde635]

i gave him 2:1 ... and "if" he was on a BD flush, he would need 5:1, so how was he correct to put 4$ in there on a draw.. "if" he was on one anyways?

[Check_The_Nuts]

I'd prob. lead the turn but check/raise is OK too. But srsly just push he's gunna call. No reason to checkminraise.

Man ur line is so fishy postflop.

[Go_BroKe]

on the turn, he had to call $2 to win $10, so he had the right odds.

[relativity_x]

his implied odds were higher......call 2 for the chance to win 14.

[reef2287]

i agree his lines a little bit fishy post, you scream aces but i have a ? for the forum-- how often do you limp utg or utg + 1 with aces and how many times do you raise? i feel like i lost value when i raise utg with aces because everyone folds to my assumed strength, but i don't want to lose to the 2 4 sooted by limping and post flop gets weird because i have to lead out, causing anyone who stayed in the hand to fold-- any thoughts?

[strde635]

the way i see it:
4$ in PF
F is checked
he puts 4 total on turn (how is he not paying 33% here?)
thats 1/3 the total pot right?

if he was on a draw and bet it and got raised, he did have to call 5:1 odds which he couldnt fold for. but he still put 1/3 of the pot in on a 5:1 chance? whats the differece between these?

PS he wasnt on a draw anyways

[strde635]

i limp UTG, UTG+1 with AA almost everytime i can count on a aggressive player be3hind me raising. I pick the tables with the largest pots so i can almost always count on some fool behind me raising AT+ and what not.

[creamfillin]

I've built 2/3rds of my roll with AA; not once did I limp reraise with them or any sort of this "tricky" [censored] you do in this hand.

[Grunch]

You're much too fancy for your own good.

[jk1986]

Weak lead river to induce shove obv