1/2 NL - AA in CO with two villains to flop
12-12-2013
, 03:10 AM
V1 UTG $70-Old man short stack, playing wide variety of cards
V2 UTG+1 $180-Tight player, not getting out of line. recently sat down
Hero $360 CO- tag
V2 Button $110-Women who seems to have some knowledge of poker.
V1 limps, V2 limps, action folds to hero in CO with A
A
who makes it $19. V2 calls, V1 folds, V2 calls.
Flop:
952
V2 checks, Hero?? What is the best line I can take here given the information above? Do I check back given how dry the board is or lead out?
V2 UTG+1 $180-Tight player, not getting out of line. recently sat down
Hero $360 CO- tag
V2 Button $110-Women who seems to have some knowledge of poker.
V1 limps, V2 limps, action folds to hero in CO with A
A who makes it $19. V2 calls, V1 folds, V2 calls.Flop:
9
52V2 checks, Hero?? What is the best line I can take here given the information above? Do I check back given how dry the board is or lead out?
Spoiler:
12-12-2013
, 10:55 AM
12-12-2013
, 11:07 AM
12-12-2013
, 12:14 PM
to grow your poker mind i would suggest to stop thinking in "standards" and start trying to maximally exploit your opponents given the situation and the decisions your faced with. this is what separates breakeven/marginal winners from those who are jedi's and crush souls
im not saying b/b/b is wrong just dont limit yourself. try different lines you never know if one opponent is gunna give you their stack because you took a line that was deviant from "standard"
