ATo when your three bet and you flop your ace, what do you do?

[Bona]

Yep. I think you are right. He's likely to try to isolate here lighter than I was thinking. I'm also thinking (after reading the other posts) bet/fold on the river is the play here because he is likely to check through a lot of hands we beat but only raise if we are way behind and since there are likely more hands we beat than I originally thought.....???

[maverickai]

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You take a standard WA/WB line.


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What's a standard WA/WB line? c/c all the way to showdown? And what do you mean in a situation when you are way ahead or way behind?

[BadBigBabar]

you played the hand fine.

[bozlax]

So far, I've read 2 responses:

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I would probably check-raise the flop to see where I'm at.

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As Kit said a couple of days ago, please stop doing this. It's terrible. The information is unreliable, and you're probably not going to use it anyway.

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If you put villain on a 3 betting range of JJ+, and AJ+ (it may be only AK+)you are losing here about twice for every time you win.

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o rly?

AA: 1
KK: 6
QQ: 6
JJ: 3
AK: 4
AQ: 4
AJ: 9

You're a 6:5 underdog to that range.

Hmmm, let's see, you're about 50/50; you're HU; and whichever player is behind has about 2 outs to a winner. I'm trying to remember...there's a name for this...hmmmm, what is it again?

Hero should have bet the river. Other than that, the hand is perfect.

stm

[Bona]

Poker stove showed me about 65/35 underdog sir. FWIW we don't disagree on how to play the hand.

[Aaron W.]

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Poker stove showed me about 65/35 underdog sir. FWIW we don't disagree on how to play the hand.

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Pokerstove is a more accurate calculation because it includes drawing/chopping possibilities for the player who is behind. Boz's calculation is a hand-counting that only cares about who is ahead/behind at the moment.

[bozlax]

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Poker stove showed me about 65/35 underdog sir. FWIW we don't disagree on how to play the hand.

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Meh, 'stove is giving you your equity to win (KJ will draw out on you more often than you'll draw out on AQ, for instance); I misread your post. Given that Villan's range probably isn't that narrow tho, I think you're probably closer to even, anyway.

[bennyhana]

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You take a standard WA/WB line.


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What's a standard WA/WB line? c/c all the way to showdown? And what do you mean in a situation when you are way ahead or way behind?

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The wiki is your friend.

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[Xylocain]

Just as long as you dont think that you are in a WA/WB situation on the flop, feel free to take a WA/WB line. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]


<font color="white"> You cant be WA/WB on a coordinated board and the board is 2-flush. FWIW no-one has ever been in a WA/WB. </font>

[akak]

boz steps in to lay down the law. nh