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[1/2 NL]. AA overplay? [1/2 NL]. AA overplay?

08-06-2023 , 10:28 PM
Loose passive table with 2 LAG. Sack sizes ranging from 75-500BB.

Hero: AA UTG ($340 ish) Open $15

UTG 2 (unknown)
SB (shorty)
BB flat.

$45 pot.

Flop 348 rainbow.
SB bets $25
BB fold
Hero raises $60
UTG flats
SB shoves remaining $100
Hero calls $45 extra
UTG 2 calls leaving $90 behind.

Pot $525

I put UTG all in on blank turn.

I guess I overplayed it. I mean maybe he does that with KK or QQ but was that wishful thinking?
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08-06-2023 , 10:42 PM
It's fine, one of those spots you gotta just take the L because you're getting too good of a price to fold at any point in the hand.
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08-06-2023 , 10:57 PM
150bb on low board with AA.

Just gotta die here if they have it.
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08-07-2023 , 12:57 AM
Seems fine. What exactly is a blank turn? Not that it matters, you’re committed.

Would consider raising smaller pre with your whole raising range.
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08-07-2023 , 02:17 AM
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Originally Posted by OmahaDonk
Seems fine. What exactly is a blank turn? Not that it matters, you’re committed.

Would consider raising smaller pre with your whole raising range.
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08-07-2023 , 04:23 PM
15 UTG is big. Feel like this just announces "I have a big hand, call for implied odds only". This hand, and many others, will go better if you don't do this.


Any reads on UTG-2 would help, lots of people just 100% snap call 22-77 here but will not play KK this way much.


On flop I don't see any point in raising to the donk lead, you will be AI vs. SB almost no matter what happens and you want UTG-2 who has position and hasn't acted yet to have no idea what to do with 22/55/66/77/98s nevermind 99-KK.

When you raise the donk and utg-2 flats your raise you are in a very bad spot and are mostly vs. 88/44/33/43s/65s maybe some A5s/A2s/52s /QQ+. Like TT has to be a fish who always just stacks off with an overpair and ignores every piece of information given to him to call your flop raise and turn shove.
So I think it's closer to fold for the 45 than call vs. most of the population, and you really don't want to be putting the last 90 in on a 6 (board being: 8436), except we are basically at the top of our range and have piles in the pot so lol us.
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08-11-2023 , 02:32 PM
I open smaller, because i open more than premiums here. As played tough break.
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08-11-2023 , 05:46 PM
Well played.

I like your preflop open size btw. If you’re getting calls in multiple spots no need to reduce the size. The large size is an good exploitative adjustment to other players calling too wide.
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