Trips on Flop A kicker Called push- Too Aggressive?

[FireStorm]

Bad hand preflop. As played you can fold the flop, b/c unless your opponents are terrible/overvalue wraps, someone has to be full here, or have the case 9. Your hand would have considerably more flop value if it included additional overcards to the 8.

[gordo16]

If its a loose passive game preflop (as the min raise seems to indicate in this hand) I see no problem with playing suited aces preflop if you know that you can see a flop cheap and multi-way. I would prefer to have a few overs to the 8 on the board aside from the ace, but I really dont mind stacking off on this flop either. Fine hand... Seems pretty standard to me.

[pete fabrizio]

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You have 9 outs assuming other villian has 9xxx.

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you only have 9 outs if villain has exactly 88 with exactly one of your sidecards.

[chucky]

I said other villian. The guy who called in between hero and raiser. I assume that the caller has 9xxx. Unless calling villian has 98xx, hero has 9 outs to fh.

[pete fabrizio]

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I said other villian. The guy who called in between hero and raiser. I assume that the caller has 9xxx. Unless calling villian has 98xx, hero has 9 outs to fh.

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you seem to be missing my point.

[chucky]

No. I get your point. Max outs are 10. 88 may have Ace, but given position of villian I doubt 6 or 3 along with ace is in villian's hand. 8863 just isnt that likely. I guess you will see a886, but not a major part of 88xx range.

[pete fabrizio]

either there's some miscommunication here or you're totally clueless.

[JanelleBB7]

Ok so gordo you don't think that what I decided to do was ultimately all that bad a play? Preflop and end result? You think I should refrain from this limp preflop or it is okay to loosen up?