Never felt so passive with AA on all streets, 200nl

[xcrack999]

If your pre-flop reraising range is only QQ+ and AK, then I agree that it's a check because he isn't calling with anything that you beat. But if it's wider, like TT+, AQ+, and occasional SCs and PPs, then I think it warrents a value bet because when a smart opponent checks river after betting the turn, a lot of the time it means he's thinking, "I have a good hand, but if I bet I probably won't get called by any hand that I beat, and I don't want to get bluff-raised off my hand, so I will check-call a reasonable bet and maybe snap off a bluff from him."

[Sifmole]

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36$ pf..near-minraise 30$ sucks

I like the check
I like the call too
Bet 80~100 on river, fold to c-r

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CO ($217.75)
Hero ($242.80)

PF raise $30, called

CO ($187.75)
Hero ($212.80)
Pot $64
Flop bet $50, called


CO ($137.75)
Hero ($162.80)
Pot $164
Turn $0


CO ($137.75)
Hero ($162.80)
Pot $164
River

You want him to bet min $80 into a $164 pot and fold to the C/R --
164(P) + 80 (H) + 80(VC) + 57(VR) = $381

So you want him to fold a $381 pot for $57? And it gets a little more "odd" if he bets the $100 because then he is folding a $401 pot for $37.

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My range is pretty small if im going to reraise him pf

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And clearly AK is within that range

[Riverman]

I would have played this hand the same way.

[rachelwxm]

Your line seems fine, what range do you put he on at this level?

[pho75]

He's got 1/2 pot bet left and you've given him no reason to believe that you will bet the river. If he has you beat, he should have used his last chance to get the rest of his money in. However, he's not going to call off the rest of his chips with TT,99, perhaps AK or AQ. It's close, but I would check behind too.