2/5 villain shoves turn I have aces
Villain is utg +1, utg straddled for 10
Preflop dealt: A♣ A♥
UTG +1 limps, 1 other limper, I make it 45, folds to Utg who calls as does UTG +1, other limper folds
Flop (140): 10♦ J♠ 3♠
checks to me, I bet 100, UTG asks how much I have behind, I tell him I have 470, he covers and calls
Turn (340): K ♦ He shoves for 470
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Results?
After 16 years?
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Villain is utg +1, utg straddled for 10
Preflop dealt: A♣ A♥
Frist, you say your opponent is UTG+! but then you talk about UTG. Not sure which is which.
UTG +1 limps, 1 other limper, I make it 45, folds to Utg who calls as does UTG +1, other limper folds
Flop (140): 10♦ J♠ 3♠
checks to me, I bet 100, UTG asks how much I have behind, I tell him I have 470, he covers and calls
Turn (340): K ♦ He shoves for 470
This is going to be very much up to your risk tolerance here and ti's not a clear yes/no. What bothers me is the how much do you have in your stack. In a 2/5 game if you have $5 chips, it's not hard to see how much someone has. It seems like an angle.
Here's what you know, He didn't have a good enough hand to raise in first position over a straddle. When's the last time you woke up with AK in the first position after some idiots straddles and you don't raise. Nobody says, "Yes, let me limp these queens and go 7 ways to a flop". If he did that as an angle, he'd definitely raise over you once you raised. Thus, take the premiums out, No AA, KK, QQ, JJ or AK. LIkely no AQ unless they're suited. What's left are speculative hands that may have you beat. Things like Q9 would make sense, but it also seems like an angle and if he's the straddler there s a good chance he's full of ****. There's also lots of pair plush straight draw or flush draw hands.
I'd call. That speech he gave on the turn seems like a tell. Even if he has 2p or a straight you're not totally dead.
I wish I could remember!
Must have called and won then, no one ever forgets their aces getting cracked.
