$5/$10 NL 6 max
Pretty solid guy raises to $35 UTG. I call in the SB with AQ.
Pot $80. Flop A73. I check / call $70
Pot $220. Turn J. I check ands he bets $190. This guy is pretty solid although I have seen him fire 2 barrels before (but I dont remember if it was on a flop with an ace). AK and now AJ beat me.
Maybe he thinks Im floating with 99? What do you do here?
AQ OOP
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by T-Rod » Thu Sep 14, 2006 12:17 pm
I change my name to Foldi-Locks and get out of this hand quick.
I have no idea how to play AQ OOP in a raised pot. I usually fold PF.
If you have to play, maybe a flop check raise? At least you'll probably get to showdown.
I have no idea how to play AQ OOP in a raised pot. I usually fold PF.
If you have to play, maybe a flop check raise? At least you'll probably get to showdown.
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by Aisthesis » Thu Sep 14, 2006 1:45 pm
I'd fold.
What do you think of maybe a mini-raise on the flop here? I think he really needs AK to call that. So, it seems to me that it tells you pretty clearly where you're at.
To T-R: I agree in FR, but I'm guessing you probably do need to go with AQ to a raise in 6max (or it's at least ok). While AK, etc. has you dominated, there are also a fair number of hands in the mix that you dominate (AJ for sure).
What do you think of maybe a mini-raise on the flop here? I think he really needs AK to call that. So, it seems to me that it tells you pretty clearly where you're at.
To T-R: I agree in FR, but I'm guessing you probably do need to go with AQ to a raise in 6max (or it's at least ok). While AK, etc. has you dominated, there are also a fair number of hands in the mix that you dominate (AJ for sure).
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by shamdonk » Thu Sep 14, 2006 2:01 pm
Be glad your opponents refuse to fold; if they didn't, you just might go broke.
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by wreck27 » Thu Sep 14, 2006 3:22 pm
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by Dumb Snowman » Fri Sep 15, 2006 5:08 pm
Is that what most people mean by solid? I've always thought it meant a good player post-flop.
Partake in my bollocks, bloody chav!
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