Aces help

[yabastid]

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Maybe I'm weak tight, but I give up after the turn bet and check the river. I think the only hand that calls you on the end that you are ahead of is K [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]Kx

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I don't think this is a bad beat post and I understand your question. I agree witht the above poster that if your gonna get away from this hand it's after the turn. You are definitely beat now, and it's just a metter of having the discipline to chuck your aces.

yabsatid

[yid3655]

I would never even think about laying down AA in a $6 turbo. With blinds and action so fast you have a ideal situation vs one opponent with the best hand in Holdem. If you lose you lose, cant really see how u played the hand badly maybe a larger raise pre flop as others have suggested. The counter argument there would be, you want action and dont want to just pick up the blinds with AA

[Jonsan]

Here is the actual end of the hand:

Hero has As Ad (one pair, aces).
MP1 has 9d 7h (straight, jack high).
Outcome: MP1 wins t2810. Hero wins t125.

I gave him a big smile and a "nh".

J

[rusty090]

Nothing like getting called pre-flop with a 7 9 off.

I like the idea presented earlier about changing your pre-flop raise for every caller that comes before you. Although before knowing that my pre-flop raise would have been the same.

After the call of such a big bet on the flop I think I Check/Fold the turn and the river.

[Quercus]

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Which is why you raise more preflop. 100 doesn't do a damn thing here.

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He got heads-up with a worse hand. What better result could he have hoped for?