2008-07-01 - H2H

[dube81]

i say he was just chasing the flush, after the turn he reallized how is he going to win the pot so he seen his opportunity with a set and took it, i say it was just a bluff!!

[conboy32]

if he is a loose playere then a fold might be in order but a tight player might think his KK is good.. but i can't believe a person see a raise preflop with that junk. I have to call .

I'm with Prozach--villain hit a set on the flop--maybe even 22--and 3bet the full house. Fold like a fan.

call...
if i lose ouch, but i think you have the odds and ur opponent isnt a fool and could be shoving with a combo draw.
i think its +EV with the money in the pot.

[Bones65]

quizmaster says " But what should your opp have? Most likely not an overpair - he'd have reraised pre-flop. "

but he did raise... a suspicous 2.5X the BB.
giving you good reason to put him on pkt overpair.

[sqrltyler]

fold fo sho.
too many hands crush you.
i actually put the opponent on a-4. that would explain the smooth call on the flop.
there's no way he's chasing the flush. any good player would re-raise the flop if that were the case, and he had suited overs.
i also doubt he has the str8. to many scare cards out there for the hand to be played this way.
for those who called, remember aa is only top pair in this situation.
there's a possible str8, trips and boat out there.

If you don't call with AA your a P. Sry but t. Fold? Ok..............not

I have seen so many crap hand playedon WSOP, whos to say. I used to think skill...........not now. Skill is NOTHING compaired to luck. Maybe skill in deciding when u might be most lucky................................

[tempy]

your to pot committed to fold, i figure him for a straight/flush draw and remember the question stated the aggressor generally won the pot, im calling if he does have a 4 or a 2 then i can still suck out but i figure im ahead here he could easily have kings or queens himself and figure he is good

If you are heads-up and dealt AA(!), why would you bet so small? All-in preflop, for the blinds or for the dominant chip lead, would be my only option. They already like their hand enough to raise preflop. maybe they are holding suited cards or a pocket pair. Most players only call with suited A-x, or pocket pairs. Why would anybody slowplay AA, to a raised preflop hand? Thats just asking for this sort of situation.