Uncomfortable AA spot in the Nightly 100k

[LuckyLloyd]

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fold no rivers.

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o rly?

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What rivers are you folding then assuming you call this turn bet?

[ZJ123]

ummm depends on betting. but a hell of a lot of rivers im folding like a J/T/Q/7. etc.

[LuckyLloyd]

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ummm depends on betting. but a hell of a lot of rivers im folding like a J/T/Q/7. etc.

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Yeah, ok, my bad. I just know that I would get stubborn a lot of the time if I call this turn given that is the 100k vs an unknown and we will be getting just over 2:1 for our stack on the river. But I play bad. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[Hattifnatt]

I think its close between:

1. folding right away
2. calling with the plan to raise/push any safe turn if he bets

[Todd Terry]

I'd fold on the turn. His line looks super strong.

Based on this and other threads, there are a lot of good Internet tournament players on this board who will never fold AA, which may be right against randoms.

[baltostar]

I think if you bet more on flop, maybe 180, you can better assess where you're at. 140 like AK AQ too much. I know it seems weird villain could think he could take hero off AK AQ with a little more than a min raise, but who knows, maybe villain doesn't think it will take much.

180 and I think you learn more from a re-raise and makes it easier for you to find a fold on flop with all those 2p sets out there.

[eurythmech]

From the way that you put it, baltostar, it sounds like 180 makes it easier for villain to find out where he's at.

[baltostar]

I agree that it looks more like a big hand to many villains, but on scary boards I like leading overpairs very strong because it accomplishes the following :

1. if villain has hit 2p set, it indicates to him that he might be able to stack you and he's more likely to get started building the pot now and make a big raise, which lets you get away on the flop from probably going broke

2. if villain is on a draw he's more likely to fold it now, and if not, and scare card doesn't hit, even more likely to fold when bet into on turn. If it's a big combo draw, he's likely to re-raise allin and if you know he likes to play this way you can make an EV+ call quite often.

3. even if he's got a moster and he calls, this gives you the information you need to exercise some pot control, or make a better fold decision on turn/river

I'd prefer to pay a little more upfront for better information.

[WarDekar]

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I agree that it looks more like a big hand to many villains, but on scary boards I like leading overpairs very strong because it accomplishes the following :

1. if villain has hit 2p set, it indicates to him that he might be able to stack you and he's more likely to get started building the pot now and make a big raise, which lets you get away on the flop from probably going broke

2. if villain is on a draw he's more likely to fold it now, and if not, and scare card doesn't hit, even more likely to fold when bet into on turn. If it's a big combo draw, he's likely to re-raise allin and if you know he likes to play this way you can make an EV+ call quite often.

3. even if he's got a moster and he calls, this gives you the information you need to exercise some pot control, or make a better fold decision on turn/river

I'd prefer to pay a little more upfront for better information.

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My brain hurts (from trying to grasp the fact you think that you're good at these things)

[LuckyLloyd]

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I agree that it looks more like a big hand to many villains, but on scary boards I like leading overpairs very strong because it accomplishes the following :

1. if villain has hit 2p set, it indicates to him that he might be able to stack you and he's more likely to get started building the pot now and make a big raise, which lets you get away on the flop from probably going broke

2. if villain is on a draw he's more likely to fold it now, and if not, and scare card doesn't hit, even more likely to fold when bet into on turn. If it's a big combo draw, he's likely to re-raise allin and if you know he likes to play this way you can make an EV+ call quite often.

3. even if he's got a moster and he calls, this gives you the information you need to exercise some pot control, or make a better fold decision on turn/river

I'd prefer to pay a little more upfront for better information.

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