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[Janno]

Taking the stack sizes into consideration then you could of made a reraise preflop of 3 times his bet. Then he is likely to shove his stack to the middle. And you offcourse would call, it doesn't effect the outcome though but it feels less harsh.

[KaSS]

true i agree with pretty much everything u said

[Activee]

Idd.. I am Janno not Jannedaclown lol..

There is always a chance that he has even one king.(...)But on the flop, I could make a decision to fold the aces. Very hard decision though also cause of stack sizes.

Folding there would be an horrible play for me. He raise preflop, he c-bet on the flop. Supi is just ahead most of the time. Actually I like a lot how the other dude played it. Because let's say he checked then supie raises and he cold call, that's way more suspisious. Let's say you have AQ CO and you are shortstack. Big blind calls. You have the position flop comes : KK7. He checks. You aren't bad on that kind of flop with you AQ You are probably ahead. You can't represent much by raising but still, c-bet is just a standard for most of player. So let's agree you ( mby not you but most of players) will bet on this flop to make your opponent fold 89's and not give him a free card. Now big blinds fold and Shows AA. How does that make sens to you ? a fold there sounds SOOOOOOO retarded to me. We need the expert jaron tho

Edited by Activee, 27 January 2012 - 03:02 PM.

[BladHark]

hand played itself pretty much

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The flop was KK7 if i ain't mistaking. So yeah it makes it easier for me to fold my aces there. There is always a chance that he has even one king. The problem is which makes it hard to fold are the bets he is making. Aces are still a nice hand and with those bets it makes it easier to call and then the river makes it very hard or even impossible to lay your hand down. But on the flop, I could make a decision to fold the aces. Very hard decision though also cause of stack sizes.

Fold your aces against a small stack that is raising on the button?
Fold your aces after hitting 2pair on the flop, with him barely having any outs and with him having pretty much a 3rd of his chips in? It was a tiny call for supreme, obviously he wouldnt fold his aces there lmfao.. If you don't play those kind of hands, you shouldnt be playing poker because youre just way too fucking tight LOL. Not a hard decision at all, easy call.