why should he r/f a ton? this board hits our prerange quite decent
our prerange?
we openraise from co,our range is something like 1/3rd of hands.
villain will correctly raise our contibet pretty wide,
and ofc r/f is a decent part of those raises.
Yeah its easily possible for him to have some crappy AAxx, and I don't think it's that bad to occasionally not 3bet it; though in his spot I would almost always 3bet it.
I've also 4 bet him a couple of times so I think this would mean he *should* be raising all AA IP, doesn't mean he interprets it that way, and maybe he can get tricky as well.
In response to whoever commented about raise/folding, the simple fact that we are giving him such a tight range means that he probably should be raise/folding a ton although I don't think many actually practice this.
is he rasing a lot on the flop? with the sb still left to act its prolly a little better to just call and see a turn. but if he is a agressive flop raiser i also like getting it in because we often fold turn with the best hand in case we just call
i don't get all the discussion, for me it's a very clear call, worry about getting value when we hit, for now let's keep his weak hands in and forget about trying to get him to fold good stuff, yeah he probably doesn't have AA but he can do and he can also have KK, or he could have AK with two broadways with or without a flush draw, we even have a backdoor flush draw, the value to this hand is in playing turns and rivers relatively cheap, the fact that when we get it in we're usually beat here overrides positional consideration, i doubt we're getting bluffed on the turn all that often.
