[Lmn55d]

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If he'll fold AQ and call down the pairs to a flop check-raise anyway though then there's no reason not to check-raise the flop.


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Well if he's folding AQ and AJ to a flop checkraise and callign down with pairs then you are ahead of 27 combos (88-QQ) and behind 23 (AK/KQ/AA/KK). He's either gonna 3bet the flop or raise the turn with those hands that beat you so, unless you plan to fold to further aggression, you are not ahead enought to checkraise the flop. Also sometimes he would fold AQ/AJ to a flop checkraise but pay off on the river if the you check/call the flop and the turn goes check/check.