27 AA vs flop shove

[runhot]

sorry no HH

both villains are unknown , non regulars

level 1

utg makes it 60, one caller

i make it 380 with AA( a massive overbet, but theyre nonregs and figured id get a call)

they both call

flop 89T two tone and utg goes all in for 1100, mp folds.

do i call here?

villain could certainly have 88, 99, TT, JJ, QQ, KK, Ax flush draw.. maybe even JT, or QJ nuts..

i guess non reg can have a lot here

[sippin_criss]

vs non regs, as played, there are zero flops i would fold aa on as the hand played out.

[rakes.a.beach]

snap callll

[ADLinden]

i call unless i know he is good

[mihs]

any hand in that range that would be dominating you doesn't seem like it would lead out like that
i'd say instacall too. at best maybe A8/9/T (whichever isnt part of the FD) with the FD.

[Scotty_12]

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villain could certainly have 88, 99, TT, JJ, QQ, KK, Ax flush draw.. maybe even JT, or QJ nuts..

i guess non reg can have a lot here

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'i guess non reg can have a lot here' - This is why you must call. AA vs the 'a lot' range = profits

[kylephilly]

I hate calling here but you have to.

[runhot]

at what level does this become a fold vs unknown nonregulars? 60, 114?

[drzen]

I can't imagine there being a level at which I would fold this in your shoes.

[Scotty_12]

Based on their preflop play I cant really imagine these players being good and alot of the time i will call and look them up. I think you get shown something like AT, 77, JT here alot.

Playing a set that way is either super stuid (you fold alot of hands that you are miles ahead of that you maybe can extract from) or super smart (you put hero on a big overpair and think he will pay you) ... however if hero is capable of laying down the overpair then CRAI is probably ab etter play because you get the extra bet guaranteed and also pot commit him in the event he is able to lay it down