AJs v. preflop reraise
 

Can I get away from this?

***** Hand History for Game 2386471516 *****
50/100 Tourney Texas Hold'em Game Table (NL) (Tournament 14054646) - Mon Jul 18 21:10:27 EDT 2005
Table $5000 Daily Guaranteed(394433) Table 4 (Real Money) -- Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 1: figgzywoo (695)
Seat 2: litjon (3380)
Seat 3: slalom1972 (1410)
Seat 4: jdog_fl22 (1290)
Seat 5: DeVoe777 (920)
Seat 6: plapage (1510)
Seat 7: dougmden7 (3330)
Seat 8: jrob2517 (1550)
Seat 9: Hammer_Fall (1290)
Seat 10: Hero (1265)
DeVoe777 posts small blind (25)
plapage posts big blind (50)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Hero [ Ac, Jc ]
dougmden7 folds.
jrob2517 folds.
Hammer_Fall folds.
Hero raises (120) to 120
figgzywoo folds.
litjon raises (250) to 250
slalom1972 folds.
jdog_fl22 folds.
DeVoe777 folds.
plapage calls (200)
Hero calls (130)
** Dealing Flop ** : [ Jh, 3h, 4d ]
plapage checks.
Hero bets (300)
litjon raises (3130) to 3130
litjon is all-In.
plapage folds.
Hero ??

Re: AJs v. preflop reraise
 

Yeah, don't play AJ like it's the nuts.

Try and put villain on a hand. How many of those hands you have him on do you beat?

Re: AJs v. preflop reraise
 

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Yeah, don't play AJ like it's the nuts.

Try and put villain on a hand. How many of those hands you have him on do you beat?

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Bet the flop and fold to the reraise or check/fold the flop?

Re: AJs v. preflop reraise
 

Meh, I probably bet/fold. It's possible villain has AK. Once he raises you on the flop though, you gotta get out.