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[iRock]

whats the yeti style baluga?

[xxThe_Lebowskixx]

i dont think he plays an over pair this way, this deep. sooo it looks like a bluff or a strong hand. you probably want to play 50bb's or datamine so you can find out the set miners. imagine if you called here and this dude turns out to be 11/8/1.

[breitling996]

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All streets are good. Now call.

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seems like a pretty easy call too... he only reppin two hands that beat you..

[johnnyrocket]

very easy call, he doesnt have a 3 obviously and he wasnt fastplaying a flopped boat, folding here is a sin

[mperich]

id prolly call here, but i disagree with whoever said he cant have qq or kk here. how else is KK going to play this hand...check/call the river? gross.

-Mike

[creedofhubris]

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id prolly call here, but i disagree with whoever said he cant have qq or kk here. how else is KK going to play this hand...check/call the river?

-Mike

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Reraise preflop, but since villain was closing the action HU it certainly can't be discounted. I agree that postflop KK/QQ would play like this.

[lapoker17]

like flop 3 bet here.

[SABR42]

I don't play anywhere near this high, but I'm surprised no one has mentioned raising turn as an option.

AA is strong enough to raise for value on the turn, no? Or do we put villain on a "nuts or nothing" type of hand in which calling down maximizes value against bluffs? I doubt that's the case, because villain COULD be value-betting worse than AA.

How would hero's situation change if he had A3 instead of AA? If we assume that villain will very rarely have a 3, doesn't AA = A3 here?

[fsuplayer]

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like flop 3 bet here.

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