AA raised on flop. Is folding nuts?

[nogenius]

I feel a fold is fine here.

[DaveRockNo20]

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I feel a fold is fine here.

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Why? We beat a bunch of hands on flop (AQ KQ KK QJ, flush draw, straight draw, combo pair plus draw)

The other guy is aggressive, he know to continuation bet a lot, so he defend himself against continuation bets. We have to reraise her IMO, I'm not sure for how much and if a call could be good, but a fold is... not the good play I think.

[Stealthy]

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rr more preflop. i like a call on this flop.

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[Stealthy]

Oops double post

[Casper05]

Stealthy, are you saying open shove?

[PhatPots]

this is close between all 4 options for me.

I would fold this rarely, could be a leak of mine.
I will sometimes flat call and push the turn if a brick falls.
I usually re-raise large to $150 and then shove any turn or I will just re-raise all-in. This is a very drawy board. I suppose villain could have AQ, or KQs. This is tough hand. JTs is not out of the question

[Kilillan]

I could find a fold here

Your crappy reraise preflop makes the whole hand tougher to play however. JT and 89 are in his range because of your small reraise

[Stealthy]

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Stealthy, are you saying open shove?

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No sorry I made a post, then thought about it more and changed my mind. I would call the flop raise and see what he does on the turn.

[gezuz]

i'd fold here, his range is pretty large and the only part of it you're ahead of is aq.

[Freelancer]

Jezus your preflop raise size got you in one hell of a [censored] up spot...

As played well I'd probably call and see wtf he doesnt on the turn, although I won't fault anyone for folding here...


@gezuz, what about; air/QK/QJ/KK/flush draw/straight draw ?
If you raise this little preflop you get all this stuff to call you and try crap on you at the flop, and yeah KK might not 4-bet preflop...