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#21
02-01-2007, 11:36 AM
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Re: Three AA Hands
I think if you have a weak-tight image then calling the raise PF with AA is probably your best move.
However--Im also almost positive you are better off open raising with AA regardless of how tight you are and not worrying about what happens. 
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#23
02-01-2007, 11:55 AM
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Re: Three AA Hands
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I think if you have a weak-tight image then calling the raise PF with AA is probably your best move. However--Im also almost positive you are better off open raising with AA regardless of how tight you are and not worrying about what happens. [/ QUOTE ] I don't see anything wrong with an open limp with 18-25xBB with AA, since once there is another limp and a raiser, it will be hard for the raiser to fold. Plus you could have limped with pp or something and decided to reraise or made the play with AK/QQ or something. The problem is that this needs to look normal for the table or for you. Plus you need to be comfortable with tricky situations when you don't get raised. I don't think either is consistant with OP's style.
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#24
02-01-2007, 12:03 PM
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Re: Three AA Hands
Limping w/Aces=trouble
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#26
02-02-2007, 04:55 AM
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Re: Three AA Hands
1st hand. Initial raiser likes hand enough to bet 4BB. Probably likes it enough to call another 8. Button is super loose and sucks. So let him suck by being super-loose. Raise the damn hand.
Hand two. Post-flop. Let's ignore how we got here. Bet. Nobody would put you on AA--unless they were a 2+2 regular--so you're repping a K or a flush draw. You'll get called by worse hands. Hand three. The Commerce dealer is obviously hot for you if you got Aces 3 times in 1 day. Show her your pocket rocket.
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