10/20 AA Deep Stacks

[mgsimpleton]

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[Lucky]

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i dont like riasing with aces when the stacks are deep. i go for the limp rr and i rr big. if it gets called through then you have the power. no one is going to make a ballsy bluff move on you because everyone is afraid of the nuts in a limped pot. your much more likely to get called down are play patty pat with a hopeless hand that doeasnt know where its at.

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u really need to post more.

Barron

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Yep. I like. As you played pot, I usually fold turn, depending on how "loose/goofy", I may call. I'm not c/r-ing all in with those stacks.

I really like to limp angle with deep stacks and AA, KK. Bottom line, you're OOP and have one pair. The old adage "either win a small pot or lose a big one" is amplified in EP when you raise, get a caller or two and keep firing/calling big bets, etc.

[creedofhubris]

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pushing is probally best. he calls with jj.

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Pushing would be a standard play with a more reasonably-sized stack, like $2K. Here it's the stack sizes that make it awkward, since the average player will only call your very large raise with hands that beat yours and possibly KK. I'm glad you found someone "special" enough to call with jacks here.

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you like folding then, or calling?

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I'm not folding AA here to one barrel. Definite calling territory.

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OK. The river card was a Jack (try to forget he had JJ).

What is your action?

If you check and he bets $3K, do you call?

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No.

I might also bet 1K and fold to an allin.