Odd AA spot yesterday
 

I have AA on the button.
Villian #1 open raises in EP.
Villian #2 - a typical tight 1-2 player, coldcalls.
I 3-bet, villian 1 calls, villian 2 caps. I have seen villian #2 limp reraise with QQ earlier in the session.

Flop is KQx none of my suit. What do I do?

Re: Odd AA spot yesterday
 

If it's checked to you then bet. If it's a bet to you then you should raise.

You are good here often.

Also, limp-reraisers are often full of shit.

Re: Odd AA spot yesterday
 

1) Bet
2) Get your head out of the sand
3) Raise.

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Re: Odd AA spot yesterday
 

Raise. If it is bet-raised to you, 3-bet, but if you 3-bet and it gets capped by either (especially #2), get to a showdown cheaply. You're usually up against AKs here but probably not often enough to raise the turn.

Rob

Re: Odd AA spot yesterday
 

As mentioned previously, nothing I have seen has led me to believe that this guy is full of it. He bet out on the flop, FYI.

Re: Odd AA spot yesterday
 

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1) Bet
2) Get your head out of the sand
3) Raise.

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Raise. If it is bet-raised to you, 3-bet, but if you 3-bet and it gets capped by either (especially #2), get to a showdown cheaply. You're usually up against AKs here but probably not often enough to raise the turn.
Rob

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It appears as though you are correct, as usual.
I raised the flop, all called, turn brought 3-flush, check to me, I bet, everyone called. River brought 4-flush, Villian 2 bet, I made one of my patented "I've been playing this session too long I'm bored" raises, he 3-bet, I muck.
He did not have AKs, but AKo was a possibility, though I'm pretty sure he had the other 2 rockets in his hand.