$3.30 NLHE STT: folded best hand vs open bet and reraise on flop

(UTG) $1320-VP:11 PFR:0 AF:Inf. W:0| STL:0|100 3B:0| CB: N:-650 STK:-5 hands:45
(MP) $2661- VP:22 PFR:0 AF:0.8 W:36|50 STL:0|0 3B:0|100 CB:|50 N:2223 STK:+3 Hands:45
(LP) $2885 - VP:33 PFR:13 AF:6.3 W:25|75 STL:75| 3B:0|0 CB:25|20 N:1611 STK:+2 Hands:45
(CO) $1870 -VP:22 PFR:9 AF:6.0 W:9|100 STL:25|0 3B:10| CB:100|0 N:150 STK:-2 Hands:45
Me(BTN) $1765- VP:16 PFR:11 AF:Inf. W:29|100 STL:20|100 3B:0| CB:100| N:-450 STK:-2 Hands:45
(SB) $1113 -VP:33 PFR:16 AF:1.0 W:43|17 STL:43|100 3B:8| CB:67| N:-813 STK:-5 Hands:45
(BB) $1886 - VP:36 PFR:2 AF:0.9 W:69|73 STL:0|0 3B:0|100 CB:100| N:-1211 STK:-1 Hands:45
Blinds-75\150

Pre Flop: Me(BTN) with [As,Jh]
(UTG) folds, jrc3719(MP) folds, LMF(LP) calls 150, (CO) folds, Me(BTN) raises 300, (SB) folds, (BB) calls 150, (LP) calls 150

Flop: (Kc,2h,Ad) (3 players)
(BB) bets 150, (MP) raises 300, Me(BTN) folds,(BB) calls 150

Turn: 3s (2 players)
(BB) checks,(LP) bets 1200,(BB) calls 1200

River: 7c (2 players)
(BB) checks, (LP) bets 150, (BB) calls 86

Final:
Returns 64 to LMF(LP)
LMF(LP) shows [Ac,Th]
LMF(LP) wins 4147
(BB) shows [Ks,Tc]


3way folding best hand vs call station vs loose aggro...on flop the open from sb and reraise from loose aggro made me think does one of them have AQ or even A2.I was tempted to play on due to preflop,I was the one who raised they just called and its a A2K flop,I have a ace in my hand so its less likely they have a ace combo of AQ(probly be more action preflop)but I ended up folding due to open and 3bet didnt want fc either,so it leaves allin(4bet)?.

You played this hand very poorly.

Preflop: You have 12bb and a limper in front with AJ. At this point you cannot be messing around and playing postflop, this is an easy shove in your spot, even if you were going to make an iso-raise (which you would need a bigger stack to do so), you would need to raise at least 3x in your spot.

The flop is an easy shove over as played. We are really only worried about 22 and A2 in this spot, and our opponents have a much wider range than this.

In the future, do not post the results of hands you want analysis on.

trent32la said:

You played this hand very poorly.

Preflop: You have 12bb and a limper in front with AJ. At this point you cannot be messing around and playing postflop, this is an easy shove in your spot, even if you were going to make an iso-raise (which you would need a bigger stack to do so), you would need to raise at least 3x in your spot.

The flop is an easy shove over as played. We are really only worried about 22 and A2 in this spot, and our opponents have a much wider range than this.

In the future, do not post the results of hands you want analysis on.

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ok thanks for the feed back

trent32la said:

You played this hand very poorly.

Preflop: You have 12bb and a limper in front with AJ. At this point you cannot be messing around and playing postflop, this is an easy shove in your spot, even if you were going to make an iso-raise (which you would need a bigger stack to do so), you would need to raise at least 3x in your spot.

The flop is an easy shove over as played. We are really only worried about 22 and A2 in this spot, and our opponents have a much wider range than this.

In the future, do not post the results of hands you want analysis on.

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+1

If he has ATs+, he NEVER calls on your PreFlop miniraise. He must 3bet with this kind of hand. So you should pressed him on Flop (you played very very wrong on preflop). Even if his bet on turn, you must understand that ANY kind of AX wont be in his hand. He is bluffing Ace against your face.

I agree with shoving the flop as your stack already closed to 10bb.MP had bigger stack than you and using that advantage to make you fold.

Just shove preflop. You're getting it in on the flop anyway, so just do it now.

As played, easy shove on the flop. Why did you fold the best hand? There was no raise preflop, and here he's just minraising. He likely has an A, but you beat all non-raising kickers (except the 2). And he's never folding.