AJ vs Pre/Post flop Aggresion heads up

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Read <font color="green"> UTG Has PT stats of:26/13/1.6 over 100 hands
I've seen a few hands but no strange behaviour, Pretty aggressive but jumps into "call down mode" pretty fast.

Overall hes a pretty ok player, With a hint of Weak tightness i'd say. </font>

6max .50/1 Game
Preflop: A[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] in BB
UTG Raises, Button Calls, Hero Calls, Everyone else HAS FOLDED.

Flop: 9[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] J[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]
Hero bets, <font color="red">UTG Raises</font>, Button Folds, Hero calls.

Turn: 9 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]
Hero bets, <font color="red">UTG Raises</font>,Hero....



Now i played this hand badly, but i won't reveal the line i took and the line i feel i should of taken. I will leave this up to you guys.

Please grunch, don't worry about anyone parroting the saem responses - Just want to get an idea of everyones individual opinions

[numeri]

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Pretty aggressive but jumps into "call down mode" pretty fast.

Overall hes a pretty ok player, With a hint of Weak tightness i'd say. </font>

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It's tempting to fold the turn here. It looks like you're up against an overpair at least, and possibly a flush.

[deception5]

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Pretty aggressive but jumps into "call down mode" pretty fast.

Overall hes a pretty ok player, With a hint of Weak tightness i'd say. </font>

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It's tempting to fold the turn here. It looks like you're up against an overpair at least, and possibly a flush.

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Yeah when a weak tighty raises a scary board after being bet into on 2 streets, you've got to be concerned - this isn't KJ very often.

Allright. I would CR the flop. Should he 3-bet Im calling down. I really dont like the turn donk. As you played it I think you can fold the turn.

Grunching as requested:

Against a tricky player, I'd call down, because I'd hate to make a hard decision against a possible bluff raise, and calling down gets us to showdown for the same cost as check-raising the turn. In addition, it induces tricky players to bluff more hands that we beat, like middle pair or a weak J.

Check-raising the turn doesn't fold anything that beats us. Flushes will 3-bet us, and a 9 has odds to call in hopes of boating up. It might fold a J, but we beat or tie any of those anyway.

Against a straightforward player, I'd donk the turn and fold to a raise. If he just calls, check the turn to either induce a bluff or get a free showdown. I don't think we're ahead of enough hands to value bet here, but I haven't stoved it. I

After reading the other posts, I realized that I forgot the flop action.

I don't like check-raising the flop. I think bet/3-bet gets us in better shape to decide on the turn and folds the button on this semi-drawy flop. If it is capped, I'm thinking overpair. If not, we are in better shape. Then if he wakes up and bets again, we know it means much more.

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grunch...

check raise the flop.

[GTSamIAm]

Fold preflop. Pound these players with a better hand, if you were suited the call would be fine.

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Fold preflop. Pound these players with a better hand, if you were suited the call would be fine.

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no no no no no no. i realize this post of mine is worthless, but just no.

[GTSamIAm]

What's so great about AJo here? I think calling is marginal, and this hand will be hard to play correctly postlop.