Call down with A split pair, J kicker?

[Bulletproof Monk]

c/c the flop

[maverickai]

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c/c the flop

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How about the turn and river? If I dun hit a J, do I still call down to showdown? Sometimes, with a 3rd of 4th ranked kicker, I'm worried I get outkicked, and not sure if folding would become a leak.

[Mitke]

* grunch *

It doesn't look good to you on the flop. With that tight a PFR range you're often toast. You are beaten by all the other aces a reasonable guy would 3-bet preflop vs. a TAG open-raising from MP: AK,AQ,AT and split with AJ. Most of the time you won't see 3-bets preflop with aces worse than that and this guy's apparently really tight. You're dead vs. AA.

This is a wa/wb situation. You lose the minimum and win the maximum if you just c/c all streets postflop and only raise if a J falls (potentially winning more from AK/AQ). By raising you just cost yourself more money when behind and potentially scare away JJ-KK and all KQ,KJ,QJ combos apart from [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img][img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] - and most of these seem unlikely given his stats.

And I think you'd like to keep BTN in the pot as his range you might beat.

[Bulletproof Monk]

well you pretty much have to c/c that turn, but if it was scary you could bet it

[Maxinho]

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Why did you bet the flop?

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here are one of the situations that you are far behind or far ahead. Don`t need to bet, just call down,if he has KK QQ JJ, he may pay you, if he has AQ AK, you are simple almost dead