hey man, slow down, slow down (part 2)

[shant]

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Why did you just call on the flop?

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He called the flop with the intention of raising the turn but the A on the turn scared him because he is putting his opponent on AA or AK.

[Aviston]

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He called the flop with the intention of raising the turn but the A on the turn scared him because he is putting his opponent solely on AA

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[MrWookie47]

Actually, on that turn card, AA is 3:2 more likely than AK. I missed that hero didn't keep putting in bets on the flop, which he should, but I change my vote to calling down on that turn card.

[Aviston]

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Actually, on that turn card, AA is 3:2 more likely than AK. I missed that hero didn't keep putting in bets on the flop, which he should, but I change my vote to calling down on that turn card.

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Agreed, but he's obviously not scared of AK here.

[tyler_cracker]

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Why did you just call on the flop?

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He called the flop with the intention of raising the turn but the A on the turn scared him because he is putting his opponent on AA or AK.

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Villain's 5-betting range is probably AA/KK, maybe QQ and AKs. After the flop, he can't have KK. On the turn, i am:

behind:
AA (3 combos)

If we give him AKs, QQ then i am also:

ahead:
AK[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] (1 combo)
AK[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] (1 combo)
QQ (6 combos)

Does QQ 3-bet this flop? Maybe, given the huge pot and the remaining limper. Does he do it often enough to make raising the turn profitable?

Also, i'm not sure i've ever been 5-bet preflop and not run into AA.

Still MUBS?