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How NOT to play AA
I had been playing fairly LAG and just showed down a junk 2 pair that I raised preflop with in position. This dumbass tries to trap me with AA
Bodog History for Hand #766278226 Hold'em No Limit ($0.10/$0.25) - 2007-06-18 21:16:43 Table 'Krems' 9-max Seat #3 is the button Seat 1: bw07507 ($47.10) Seat 3: Jordan RC ($4.55) Seat 4: Acapulco89 ($25.55) Seat 7: xxLetsRockxx ($24.30) Seat 8: stark101 ($37.90) ------------------------------ NEW HAND Acapulco89: posts the small blind $0.10 xxLetsRockxx: posts the big blind $0.25 --- DEALING POCKETS bw07507 is dealt [8d,6d] stark101: calls $0.25 Flyintofancy has left the table bw07507: raises $1.00 to $1.25 Jordan RC: folds Runners4nuts has joined the table Acapulco89: folds xxLetsRockxx: calls $1.00 stark101: folds --- DEALING FLOP [7h,4h,7s] xxLetsRockxx: checks bw07507: bets $1.50 xxLetsRockxx: calls $1.50 --- DEALING TURN 5♦ xxLetsRockxx: checks bw07507: bets $3.00 xxLetsRockxx: calls $3.00 --- DEALING RIVER 2♠ xxLetsRockxx: checks bw07507: bets $4.00 xxLetsRockxx: goes all in $18.55 bw07507: calls $14.55 xxLetsRockxx: shows [Ac,As], Two Pair, Aces and Sevens xxLetsRockxx: shows [Ac,As], Two Pair, Aces and Sevens bw07507: shows [8d,6d], a Straight, Eight high Hand 766278226: bw07507: wins main pot($47.95) with a Straight, Eight high xxLetsRockxx: is sitting out |
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The very idea of slow playing aces gives me chills! I can't imagine slow playing big pocket pairs, I always bet them, and bet them hard. I'd rather take a small pot then get outdrawn, and when you have 2-3 people in the pot, odds are you'll get out drawn.
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This is just one of those hands that LAG live for to boost their bankrolls inbetween folding when their raises with crazy hands don't work. |
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Try 15 quality posts, not spacing one lucid thought over 4. ![]() |
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I agree with all this Titans says, including what he put in bold on his reply. If there is a scenario where its ok to trap with AA, this certainly qualifies for it. Think about it, table is 5-handed, he's in the BB, only 1 weak limper left to act. I don't mean any offense to you with this bw, we're only discussing this because you posted it and I'm glad you got his whole stack, but this play from villain is fine, its not a dumbass play, trust me. In 5-handed tables usually players tend to overplay a flop that gives them top pair, and that's what he is hoping for with his smooth call. On the flop he should have check/raised to protect against draws, but I give him the benefit of the doubt because this flop was not at all bad for him with a pair on board, he no longer will lose to 2 pair if you happen to make that. The smooth call becomes very wrong though for what he did later in the hand, the shove on the river. If you're going to do that, meaning put your whole stack in play, then do it when you're ahead, not at the end of the hand when someone could possibly catch up w/o you having improved. Now, going back to your comment about trapping with aces, players like this shouldn't do that, because its a great move but it requires discipline. I know that this board looks harmless, and as pointed out by Titans, its kind of hard to put someone who raises in MP on 86s, but still, as he added, a plain call on the river to see what has kept you firing at this pot, was the right move. The 86s was hard to guess, but a 7 wasn't impossible. That's the discipline you need to pull off a play like this. Anyway, glad you got his stack cracking his aces. Good job. |
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IMO, where the aces totally lost control of this hand was on the flop; a BIG reraise was the play here, otherwise yoou don't have near enough info to play cat and mouse. If he pushes here, I don't see how you could continue with nothing but the inside draw. The play at the river was horrible, as he only gets called by a hand that beats him, and can't beat anything but a lower 2 pair. It's great twhen you can crack aces like this, but you're right, he really beat himself in this case.
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sounds like you just sucked out on him,he probly already had you pegged as loose and was just letting you dig the hole but you hit your 4 outer. he had to be careful with any pair on board with a loose player , but since you raised preflop i would put you on two high cards or pair and would have put all the chips in preflop or on the flop . but im guessing you would have called and and won anyway right. im not a great player so im just giving my opinion. i need to learn more about LAG players they seem to always be winning and betting anything and everything. i end up just folding most ok hands like a wimp and they steal and steal from me, but im just thinking of them as my way to double up soon as i get a hand.
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I think the bettor thought it was sweet because he had aces and probably thought about the percentage AA wins against any two cards heads up and figured he'd just go with those percentages that the likely hood of him losing was slim. Well the chances were slim, but he obviously wasn't paying attention to how you were playing, either that or his read on you was way off because he didnt even attempt to protect his hand at any point |
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ya i am just being a smartass , sry. people do it to me though. lol |
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