$10 NLHE 6-max: Get away from AA here?

$10 NL HE 6-max: Get away from AA here?

Villian Stats (VPIP/PFR/AF): 21/10/2

I have AA, don't know what's wrong with hand conversion tho

Entraction - €0.10 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

UTG: €16.87
MP: €8.51
CO: €35.34
BTN: €10.46
SB: €9.75
BB: €10.00

SB posts SB €0.05, BB posts BB €0.10

fold, MP raises to €0.22, fold, BTN raises to €0.74, fold, fold, MP calls €0.52

Flop: (€1.63, 2 players) 2:spade: T:heart: 4:club:
MP bets €0.81, BTN calls €0.81

Turn: (€3.25, 2 players) K:diamond:
MP bets €1.62, BTN raises to €4.09, MP calls €2.47

River: (€11.43, 2 players) K:heart:
MP bets €2.87, BTN ????


Stu Ungar will like this hand

I (BTN)called flop with the intension of raising the turn, but as usual I have to wonder if I'm up against sets or not.

On the flop I thought JJ QQ, air(possibly an underpair) and sets, maybe AK, I have to wonder if I can keep anything but AK and sets in his range once the K got there.

Call, Raise, Fold?

3-bet larger preflop. Also, if you're going to raise his turn bet, you need to pump this up to about $6 or just shove. Your raise is really small compared to the pot-size.

I probably just raise the flop though, as there are a lot of over cards that kill our action.

c9h13no3 said:

3-bet larger preflop. Also, if you're going to raise his turn bet, you need to pump this up to about $6 or just shove. Your raise is really small compared to the pot-size.

I probably just raise the flop though, as there are a lot of over cards that kill our action.

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3-bet larger preflop? Seemed ok unless you have a particular reason?

This is a standard spot to raise flop for me.

Am I correct in thinking that raise calls from MP are usually mid pairs and broadways unable to fold?

c9h13no3 said:

3-bet larger preflop. Also, if you're going to raise his turn bet, you need to pump this up to about $6 or just shove. Your raise is really small compared to the pot-size.

I probably just raise the flop though, as there are a lot of over cards that kill our action.

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LuckyChippy said:

Am I correct in thinking that raise calls from MP are usually mid pairs and broadways unable to fold?

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Yes lucky, low pairs too less often and SC's sometimes - less often.

The turn raise size may be a valid point, I often think I am raising it too low in general when I do.

What about his range, by the river, can he still have anything I beat? Safer to just call than shove?

Also, is it a wrong move to want to raise the turn and not the flop trying to get money in, since the bet is going to be bigger and SPR lower

As played I'm always calling and never shoving. I don't see value in shoving incase he does have a set/AK, but we can't give him credit everytime especially not for around 4.5:1.