tough spot with AA i think

[KathleenStand]

This is brutal. If you want to play a huge pot with this hand, you must reraise more preflop.

[Nielsio]

I have a strong feeling you're beat. Holdings: AT, 55 or 77.

You made a gigantic reraise on the flop. That shows extreme strenght. He flat calls that, and pops another hundred on the river.

Note: his 99 river-bet was the exact amount you had left.

My gut says: he's taking all your money. Understand that this is a really awful spot for villain to bluff (represent a hand stronger than KK) as you're very likely (flop play) to have a strong hand (AA/AT/55/77) yourself.

[Cormia]

This hand seems fine to me. Even though his numbers say he is very loose, I have a very hard time imagining villian would reraise pre-flop w/AT, 77 or 55. Even loose opponents like this generally have a very small reraising range and makes me think very strongly he has an overpair. The only hand I am worried about is TT, but once that second T fell, I would probably stack off, believing TT is just too improbable and AT doesn't make sense as a reraising hand.

[Isura]

It was a minimum reraise preflop. This can mean a huge range for this type of player.

[DemonDeac]

well, here's what happened
i called and villain had 56o and MHIG!!! [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[2Paul2]

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well, here's what happened
i called and villain had 56o and MHIG!!!

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nh but although I think you played it perfectly v this type of villain post flop I hope his holding shows you how bad pre flop sucks.

Paul

[Nielsio]

Villain hates money. I don't think I've come across this level of idiocy before at the tables.

[DemonDeac]

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Villain hates money. I don't think I've come across this level of idiocy before at the tables.

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hey, it almost worked