Did I play this AA correct??

[Watain]

grunching

Flop >>> Since BB is a maniac we should´nt respect his reraise to much. He could have like 77-aa, a flush draw, a 3. The 2 is also a possiblity, but not strong enough to consider folding.

Call or raise, factors to consider >>

1. Our hand value won´t change to much after the turn card. Any spade will of course devalue it somewhat. If we are in front now, we will likely be in front at showdown. So I would look to put in some value. If i had BB on my left i would consider calling the flop and waiting for the turn to c/r and trap all players. But since this is not an option i would reraise on the flop.

Turn >>> I would cap it considering bb is a maniac and UTG+1 is very likely on a flush draw. Punish UTG+1 and pray that BB don´t have the 2.

River >>> hmmm...

/grunching

[Watain]

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no.

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Well Shadow. Cast some magic poker fairy dust on us and give us you analysis.

[baronzeus]

Considering the fact that he's a super lag I would 3bet the river. I think you're ahead a lot here. Only hands that beat you are 33 and 2x.

I would cap the turn and the river here. I always seem to not get enough money out of maniacs.

If you get shown quads by an idiot who called your PF raise with a 2, thats poker.

My opinion, though.

Schwatt

[Fryguy]

I would raise as well. If you get beat by quads, such is life. I think a lot of times you are going to get shown:

1. a lower full house
2. a single 3


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I would cap the turn and the river here. I always seem to not get enough money out of maniacs.

If you get shown quads by an idiot who called your PF raise with a 2, thats poker.

My opinion, though.

Schwatt

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[Just_Like_on_TV]

At the time I wasn't totally in tune with what he was doing, but in the midst of my 4 tables + a little chatting, I knew he definitely wasn't a timid player by any means.

"SuperLAG 87/50"? Cap the flop, cap the turn, cap the river.

[siccjay]

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Frankly I fold the flop. If they're willing to bet and raise into the PFR on a board with just twos and treys you can pretty much count on being a two outer to a set.

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This is silly.

[teajay]

Three bet the flop, and if capped I'd consider calling down.

*edit: Raise the river. The chances of him holding a two are pretty low.

[numeri]

[blind post]

Initially this looked easy, but now I'm not so sure. The problem I see with just calling the flop to raise the turn is that you're still not going to be able to give bad odds to anyone on a flush draw. On the other hand, if UTG+1 or CO are on a FD, they may be less likely to call a 3-bet from you on the flop than just 2.

Also, a cap from BB could give you an indication to slow down a bit. I'm sure it plays differently from there.

Finally, you should fold this hand vs an unknown about... never.