A24 against a preflop raiser and an A on the flop

[GooperMC]

Game #3451120074: Omaha H/L PL ($0.50/$1) - 2006/09/20 - 21:05:29 (ET)
Table "LedZeppelin" Seat 2 is the button.
Seat 2: JohnNoob ($54.12 in chips)
Seat 5: Limpetmin ($20.20 in chips)
Seat 6: DonkyFish ($99.51 in chips)
Seat 9: TAZ1 ($94 in chips)
Limpetmin: posts small blind $0.50
DonkyFish: posts big blind $1

----- HOLE CARDS -----
dealt to DonkyFish
TAZ1: raises to $3.50
JohnNoob: calls $3.50
Limpetmin: folds
DonkyFish: calls $2.50

----- FLOP -----
DonkyFish: checks
TAZ1: bets $11
JohnNoob: folds
DonkyFish: ????

TAZ is somewhat loose and somewhat agressive. What is your line?

[JDLush]

[teknipper]

[TomG]

i think it's read dependent (mainly depending on his PFR stat). against a solid player with a lower PFR then i'm willing to give him credit for an AA hand or A23. against someone with a higher PFR then i'd be willing to gamble and check/raise the max.

[JDLush]

[GooperMC]

What would you guys do if my 9 was a K?

[JDLush]

If your 9 was a K I'd seriously consider calling and pushing a non-heart turn. That all depends on whether my opponent appears to be the type that can fold a hand like 2 pair here. It's really hard to put a pfraiser on AA when you are 4 handed, especially with a pre-existing lag read like you have. This is also somewhat dependent upon your image I guess. Odds probably favor folding regardless, but the push on the non-flush turn is certainly more fun (potentially).