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And if players with AA are truly tight, then you really don't have implied odds to see any flop against it especially headsup, because they will fold.

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If I have J998 (or whatever hand you claim I should be folding) and he raises me to announce he has AA, but will fold when the flop looks bad it's still obviously very profitable.

When the flop comes 26T rainbow and he checks, you just bet pot. If he bets then just call. He'll check the turn and again you bet pot.

I mean seriously if you can't find a profitable situation in poker when you know what the guy has, you are either being unimaginative or just play weak.

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I was talking about potential trap hands with A or K in them versus a player who has one of those. However, my comment still applies regarding other hands if you will be headsup against someone with AA who won't go broke with it.