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Old 01-14-2005, 03:27 AM
kongo_totte kongo_totte is offline
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Default Another A Q-hand.

NL $1BB full ring online. No reads.

I am UTG w/ A Qo. Villian is button w/ about $110. I cover him.

I raise to $5, button and BB calls, 3 to the flop.

Flop ($15:50): Qh Jd 7c

BB checks, I bet $11, villian re-raises to $22, I call.

Turn ($59:50): 4h

I bet $20, he raises to $40, I muck.

How was that?
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Old 01-14-2005, 04:37 AM
AncientPC AncientPC is offline
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Default Re: Another A Q-hand.

I'm on the fence either way with this one, but either call the flop reraise and push on the turn or fold it right then.
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Old 01-14-2005, 04:51 AM
Publos Nemesis Publos Nemesis is offline
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Default Re: Another A Q-hand.

I hate raising AQo in early position. It puts you into bad trouble because you have often have to play it cautiosly and make a lot of folds even when you have TPTK. Given that you raised though, why call the min-raise? This ussually spells trouble (e.g. set playing fast or top-two). I think you cost yourself money by playing such a marginal hand (given that your are in early position) for a large pot. I think you make more money over the long-run by traping weaker queens and playing for small pots with AQo in early position.
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