Heavy turn aggression with Aces Up

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yeah this hand is major spew.

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[Songwind]

You guys pretty much confirmed my own diagnosis of overaggression and tunnel-vision after the 3-bet on the turn.

I was iffy on the preflop raise as well. I've been open-raising more often with suited aces, but I'm still working on decided precisely where the cutoff is. If I had read the rest of the PF action properly and gotten away from it, I think it would have been fine.

BB showed QQ and MHING.

Well, your two pair hold up?

[milesdyson]

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Well, your two pair hold up?

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are you kidding? there's like no possible chance it held up

grunch

pre-flop : i wouldn't raise here, i'd limp if the table is passive.


flop : i don't think your kicker is good enough to lead here.

turn : i think turn is okay, the seven helped, but AQ is a danger. i'd just call the 3-bet. i think you got all the information you need from his re-raise.

river : when he bets out regardless of your aggression he's probably got the goods. i'd call down.

i'd be surprised if he had just one pair, i'd put him on aq or a set. don't know about the calling stations. you get a lot of new players at this lvl so maybe i'm giving too mych credit.

:grunch:

I think you are a little loose with the preflop raise. Flop looks good. I like the turn raise, and I don't mind the cap, but I'm starting to get suspicious of BB.

BB cold-called 3 bets preflop. If he is loose maybe AQs or he's going crazy with AKs, but I think he has big pockets and hit his set. That said, I would call his reraise on the river, not cap.

WTH is CO doing there?

[Songwind]

CO showed down 66 for the smaller set.

[imported_The Vibesman]

I'd just call down after you get 3bet on the turn. I expected SB to checkraise the flop, but it's BB, who cold-called two out of the BB. I think you're looking at a set here, maybe top two.