AA w/ resistance on reasonably dry flop

[carnivalhobo]

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call and check shove the turn

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what hands are we getting value from with a bet/call check/shove line? i'd like bet/call check/call bet/call line, but as played is 100% fine

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pretty much any non-air hands villains talk themselves into calling with here, thats why they call it the "stack-a-donk"

if you c/c you jsut let more potential scarecards come off and potentially let them draw out, also its not like if you lead the river they are going to call with air.

[Lego05]

You can't fold once you 3bet. You only need to be good a bit less than 25% of the time.


However, 3betting the flop in the first place is a mistake IMO as it does make it a bit less likely that the non-set pocket pairs will put more money in the pot and pretty much a certainty that any unpaired card little bluff he was trying will put any more in. There are basically no draws he can have. So just call the flop raise.


I think I do like the idea of a bet/call flop. Check/call turn. Bet river... line.

Check/raise turn is also good as he might make a call there with 88-JJ as well.

[OSUGreg1983]

Haven't learned about betting lines yet. Is this topic covered in the CR vids?

[daboytim]

Will better hands fold when we 3bet here? As the only better hands possible are sets ---> No.

Is there value in a raise/will worse hands call: Probably also no, cause you show so much strength. Only KK/QQ are maybe gonna call, but those would've 3bet before the flop.

When you have AK/AQish kinda hand I like the move cause better hands (one pair hands) ARE gonna fold. Here you are prob just missing loads of value.

[Lego05]

I don't belong to card runners so I have no idea what is included.


I'm going to bed. Good night.

[traz]

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call and check shove the turn

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yea this is the play