TPTK calldown.

Full TIlt 5/10, no reads. I seem to always check/call when I don't know what to do.

I'm in CO with AQo.

Preflop: UTG calls, I raise, button calls, BB calls.

Flop: JT7 r

Checked to button who bets, everybody calls.

Turn: Q

BB bets, everybody calls.

River: 6

BB bets, I call, button calls.

[Bill Smith]

Gotta raise that turn and make the field call 2 or fold.

[flawless_victory]

you should have bet/raised every street.

[Stinkybeaver]

I don't hate it.

Only other option I see is to bet flop, hopefully button will raise this and that way you might have cleared some outs for yourself I.E. the Q.

since there where so many players going in on the turn I don't see what we achieve from Raising BB. And due to Gutshot we aren't folding either.

river. CRY..!

[flawless_victory]

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I don't hate it.


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theres no way u can be a winner a SH LHE.

[odawg09090]

I like the idea of a turn raise. But a flop raise? I'm not so sure about. Can you explain the logic behind it?

[einbert]

I like your flop play but I'm definitely putting in more action on the turn, your hand is just too strong to be played this way at this point.

[2+2 wannabe]

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you should have bet/raised every street.

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I don't get betting the flop - the board is coordinated and you're OOP with ace-high (decent draw however)

[Spicymoose]

Betting the flop might be good, as you might buy the button, and either get a free card, or fire again if the field gets seriously limited by your first bet. You have to raise this turn, as there are now plenty of open enders, and you have to make them pay.

The rough part is if you get 3-bet, what do you do on the river UI?

I'm guessing is you have to call a final bet, as KQ might 3-bet.

[waffle]

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I like your flop play but I'm definitely putting in more action on the turn, your hand is just too strong to be played this way at this point.

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