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Old 06-27-2005, 06:00 PM
Nigel Nigel is offline
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Default Need help with a simple and very basic AQo pre-flop/flop question

Lately I've been raising AQo more often against early position raisers with high PFR %'s, where I used to fold this unless the guy was a super LAG. I'm still not sure whether this hand is worth a play in these situations, so opinions on that are appreciated.

So my question is, when your 3 bet is capped pre-flop by the open raiser and then the flop misses you completely (all rags and no backdoor draws) is this just an easy fold right there on the flop, or does anyone peel one card here? Does the answer change if there are blinds or an EP limper to act after you on the flop?

We can assume villians capping range to be fairly normal, with the occasional TT/JJ thrown in.

Thanks,

Nigel
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