5-10 NL: Interesting AA preflop situation

[neon]

Hi guys.

Here's another hand from the same session.

Pokerroom 5-10 NL. Full ring.

Hero is button w/ AA, suits don't matter, and $2,750 behind. I have a reasonable image. MP is a solid regular who I consider to be a winning player (Cute_Girl for regulars), and who doesn't raise light at a full table.

Villain opens in MP for $32. Short stack on villain's left moves in for $116.

Folded to hero on button. What's your plan for the rest of the hand, and why?

Thanks guys.

[etizzle]

how much does cutegirl have?

[neon]

Sorry, Cute_Girl has ~$1,300 behind.

[fimbulwinter]

"think" and make it 300.

fim

[flawless_victory]

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"think" and make it 300.

fim

[/ QUOTE ]and cute_girl mucks KK.

[flawless_victory]

i played a similar hand in 5/10 6max party game...
UTG with 1K raised it, short stack pushed ~130... i thought (genuine) and coldcalled in the sb, the raiser called...
flop came down K33... i led, UTG overbet all in... i called.
UTG had AK, shortie had KQ... they split the main with riv K.
id be even more likely to call cold with pos... if cute girl calls as well id rob even continue the sherade and check when checked to if the flop came 822 or something sweet like that.

[Yeti]

I just call here and hope for a non-threatening flop, and hopefully let Villain take the lead on the flop/turn.

[kagame]

this is the sweetest spot for a cold call i can imagine

essentially HU in position against a predictable opponent on a very narrow hand range with your own holding disguised.

hope you dont get two outed on the river once youre all in on the flop or turn is all i can say :-)

[neon]

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I just call here and hope for a non-threatening flop, and hopefully let Villain take the lead on the flop/turn.

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Ok, so suppose we smooth call preflop, villain calls, flop is 662 rainbow. Villain leads for 2/3 pot. You just call here Yeti? Shouldn't we just about flip over the AA at this point?

Does anyone think a push on a rag flop looks more like QQ/JJ/1010 to villain's probable KK/QQ?

Also, does anyone see any merit in a push preflop?

[kagame]

i like a push alot more than a milking style raise preflop, at least assuming our opponent has KK a large percentage of the time and is decent