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#13
01-05-2007, 02:32 PM
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Re: AA vs. caller
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So, calling and check-raising the turn here is nice? (Still thinking about my 6max-play. And obviously showing down is the standard line here. No?) [/ QUOTE ] Both lines are acceptable as people have said. I think my line is better against this particular type of opponent because he likes to try and push me around post flop. I don't want to scare him away on the flop and he will always make a continuation bet. I'm pretty sure I'm beat on the turn, but I have outs against 2 pair or a set and I'm ahead of an overplayed draw. When I get to the river I'll probably call just because the pot is large enough. In the end he probably doesn't make enough in the long run to make up for his preflop play either way. 
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#15
01-05-2007, 02:59 PM
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Re: AA vs. caller
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Still listening... [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] But why are you sure youre beat on the turn? 97? Why are you still calling if you know your are beat? [/ QUOTE ] I think I'm beat on the turn because I've shown a lot of strength this hand and he doesn't care. I call because against the range of hands he plays this way I still have outs. On the river I call just in case he was overplaying top pair or a busted draw.
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#16
01-06-2007, 08:19 PM
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Re: AA vs. caller
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I called here expecting to raise any safe turn card and get more out of him since I expect him to be raising a large range here. [/ QUOTE ] I think you are too far ahead here to wait for the turn. I'm trying to remember back to SSHE's TT v. AA example where waiting to the turn isn't worth it for AA, but TT has a lot more cards that it loses to. AA here, even with a coordinated board. Odds of him having 68 or 63 are slim, but a set is a good possibility. I'd rather raise him on the flop. If he caps I reevaluate there.
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