7 handed. ACR PLO25 No HUD

Hero BB (40 BB): AdQhAs3h

UTG, HJ, BTN and SB all call.


Flop: KhJh7c

Checks to HJ who bets 3/4 pot. SB calls.

Hero peel flop holding over pair + 2nd FD with a bet and call?

Turn: Ts

SB check calls 3/4 pot from HJ

River: 6d

Checks through


HJ: KcJc4c5d (Top 2pr)
SB: QdtD3d9c (Str8)

with 40bb's just pot pre from BB. if even one guy calls it makes it easy to get it in on most flops. the more that call the more trivial the flop decision becomes for you.

as played i lead flop. if it were 100bb's, you can play more cautiously in a limped pot but it's 40 so it's pretty straightforward.

Yes... 40bb... 3 callers... Looks like a great spot to flat my AA pre.

I underatand most players would 3B pre AAxx but I'm asking about on the flop.

25BB is about the spot I look to gii with AAxx pre. From my own observation AAxx loses more often than not when GII on the flop AND it's multiway.

I believe the technical term is "check".

well you made a giant mistake by checking pre - as for the flop we are betting 1/2 pot and can't really fold after potting pre.

As played - just don't fold turn - jamming turn or calling doesn't mater much because you are so short. Can't really say which one is better and probably doesn't mater much as long as you don't fold.

Excellent play.No need to 3bet this even 25bb deep,i have same observations that aa looses more often than not,so we need to find some other hands to go all in pre flop.

Plan is to flop a set and stack some madha f***.On the flop your flushdraw is

dominated,Ace makes straight so clear fold.

Serious answer please. Scarcasm isn't necessary.

obv should raise this pre but people here have already covered that so it's not worth harping on.

just bet/gii otf, you have an overpair+2nd nfd+gs and you're 40bb deep.

Not most players. Every single player that's any good will raise it up with AA here. You are making a big mistake pre-flop by not doing so and your flop decision in comparison is meaningless.

Your observation is meaningless... ofc AA loses more often than not when GII on flop multi-way - no one hand wins more often than not when it's multi-way as your required equity decreases as the amount of players in the pot goes up. But you are still winning money post-flop with AA. Sometimes everyone folds and when you do GII, you will often be in OK shape. (ie. 40% dog HU) which is more than enough with all the dead money in the pot.

AAxx should be happy to GII pre at any stack depth.