AQ, capped and A on flop

[ChromePony]

Seems like the converter is down, so we get to do this one by hand.

Party 3/6 6 handed

AQ in BB

CO open raises, I 3bet, he caps

Flop: A83r

He's decent, presumably at least a semi thinking player. The cap could mean the usual AA-JJ AK AQs, or it could be a stubborn attempt to continue the steal.

So whats the plan for this hand.

[xLukex]

Bet the flop, he'll raise, you call.

Check the turn, he'll bet, you raise, he'll call.

You bet, he calls.

He shows KK and you win!

Seriously though, I like my line through the turn, because he's raising the flop with anything, and may just think you're being stubborn.

[ChromePony]

What if he doesnt cooperate, say I take this line but he throws a 3bet in on the turn. Can i give him credit and lay down?

[kidcolin]

Not without an extremely strong read. If you KNOW he doesn't pull that withought TPTK or a set, then sure. But calling down is fine.

[xLukex]

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What if he doesnt cooperate, say I take this line but he throws a 3bet in on the turn. Can i give him credit and lay down?

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No! You call down here.

[ChromePony]

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No! You call down here.

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Good, thats what i thought.

Anyone have a different line, or is this one pretty standard?

[wheelz]

check/call check/call bet :/

WA/WB seems good enough for me.

[ChromePony]

Ahhh, someone in my camp. I just check called the river though, fold to a river raise? I have a hard time seeing him raise here with out AK or two pair.

[wheelz]

You'd be surprised, I often get raised on the river here by AQ/AJ at 15/30, I'd imagine at 3/6 you'd have to call a raise too.