AQ in 15-30
 

utg +2 limps( no reads on him) and mp 2 limps(30/12/2.3), hero in co raises with AsQd, everybody else folds.

Flop Ah Ks 8h
Utg+2 checks, mp2 bets, hero raises, they call.

Turn Qh

Utg+2 checks, mp2 bets, hero??????
I feel I have way to much hand to fold, so which is my best option:

1. Raise and fold to a 3bet by utg+2
2. Raise and call if being 3bet by utg +2
3. Raise and fold to a 3bet by mp 2
4. Raise and call if being 3bet by mp2
5. Just call both turn and river

Re: AQ in 15-30
 

There's no way you can fold. How about you call the turn and raise the river, you're less likely to get 3-bet that way. It sucks when you raise the turn get 3 bet, call it down and you're no good but you can't fold.

Re: AQ in 15-30
 

The turn raise is forced, no other play could be right. Raise the turn and read your opp.

Re: AQ in 15-30
 

Why can't you raise the river there instead of the turn? If he has AJ or whatever he's paying it off and you make the same amount of money.

Re: AQ in 15-30
 

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Why can't you raise the river there instead of the turn? If he has AJ or whatever he's paying it off and you make the same amount of money

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You have to get the other player out. The pot is too big to allow him to draw to a gut shot or a small heart.

Re: AQ in 15-30
 

I don't get it. Read what? Why is the raise forced?

The hero is most likely behind here to a flush. If that were the case, raising and having to possibly call re-raises is an expensive way to draw to your 4 full-house outs.

Re: AQ in 15-30
 

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If that were the case, raising and having to possibly call re-raises is an expensive way to draw to your 4 full-house outs.

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I would rather risk losing an extra bet when behind than just calling when I am ahead and letting UTG player draw out on me cheap.