400NL - AA being pushed around 200BB deep on paired board

[WelshChip]

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c/r All in

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what's your sn and what site do you play on?

i think i know who you are

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we are repping a missed draw he will call his entire betting range

[Requin]

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c/r All in

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what's your sn and what site do you play on?

i think i know who you are

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we are repping a missed draw he will call his entire betting range

[/ QUOTE ]cool except that he either has air or a hand that beats us

[FireStorm]

C/R'ing all in is ridiculous, please don't do this.

As played this really looks like a J, I probably fold.

[phatlat]

I think you're in trouble here, particularly if he knows you're not a LAG.

[TheChad]

do not CRAI. read that again. I really feel like a station when I call, but I feel weak-tight if I fold.
flip a coin and prob call.

[gir]

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what's your sn and what site do you play on?

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Exactly my thought process. Checkraisin' all-in is awful. Did I contemplate shoving the turn? Of course I did...Until I realized the situation. By the time I'm at the river, he either has AJ, KJ, a lame 33 or a missed draw.

I'm calling or folding the river because he has the nuts/near nuts or nothing. He's not betting 88 in this spot ever.

[WizardAce]

its pretty simple if you call the turn you have to call that river, because its a blank. you can beat a lot of hands.
easy call now.

[gir]

I took a fair amount of time to call the turn...Making me lean the meta toward a call on the river.

[WelshChip]

shove turn

[wheelz]

i think this is a call. i feel like a lot of TAGs are going to raise the flop with a J to rep a draw, but maybe raise the turn with a draw to rep a J kinda thing... although i know that doesn't make all that much sense. i also feel like he's more likely to raise the turn with a draw here since you guys are so deep, because he knows you have to fear a large river bet when he pops the turn and a flop raise in a BvB hand on a drawy board just isn't all that threatening. so after you just call the turn he's probably putting you on a stubborn K and thinks a big river bet is enough to get you off of it, which it probably is for a lot of standard TAGs at 2/4...

obviously image and history play a large part here but in general i think you have to call. this guy is clearly on the laggier side of a TAG.