NL10. AA in trouble. How often does he have a draw?

[ElectricWaffles]

I think i'd be more happy to call with the ace of hearts. As it is I think you've gotta fold, I disagree that people at 10NL wont play flopped flushes fast. Your check-raise shows you really like you hand and he's probably aware of that, I've seen many NL10 players push in situations like that. Your read needs to be solid to call I think, there's no reason to get into a distance pissing contest if there's any doubt here. It sounds like you were steaming a bit from your preamble, was that the case?

[WantToLearn]

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It sounds like you were steaming a bit from your preamble, was that the case?

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Yes, it was. In addition to what I said, I also had to preflop fold KK at another table (we were ~230 BB deep, I had a <u>very</u> specific read, and I was right.)

I have a downswing at the moment. I make mistakes, but most of it comes from KK against AA - like 3 times out of 10 the last days - and AA losing against total trash - preflop all in, etc.

Maybe it got me some judgement problem, like: "They can´t have it all the time. It is not possible."

Well, he had K8s.


Thanks everyone!