NL25 - Did I completely botch AA?

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[wikemang]

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If a tight player calls you preflop and check raises you on that board it's a set 104% of the time.

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I don't think so. I'm check-raising on that type of board facing a button raise so much with air.

[RapidEvolution]

Board's pretty dry, so I think 3betting the flop to 12 is goot. I'm with steelerman that if this person's tight, it's a set quite often. If the board was more drawy, I'd stick it in here (something I'm learning to do myself).

[da_fume]

I liked this hand and I'm glad you posted it. His line screams "blind defense with air" when looked at as a whole. I think re-raising the flop is important because if you don't, then what do you raise with there?

[jcg2005]

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I liked this hand and I'm glad you posted it. His line screams "blind defense with air" when looked at as a whole. I think re-raising the flop is important because if you don't, then what do you raise with there?

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Also he said he planned to let him bet again, well now call...

[Steelerman]

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If a tight player calls you preflop and check raises you on that board it's a set 104% of the time.

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I don't think so. I'm check-raising on that type of board facing a button raise so much with air.

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Then I wouldn't call you a tight player. There is virtually no creativity at all at NL25. Check raises tend to be exactly what they represent.