AAT8ss v. Supernit, 6-Bet or Call 750bb Deep?

Considering you have position and know he has the other two AA it's probably fine to call here.

Not gonna be a ton of flops at that SPR

Gotta hope for like a 987 or JT9er

If villain is a super nit, do we need to 4b single suited AAxx, if his range is going to contain mainly AAxx hands?

I am genuinely curious as I'm not a 4c player.

Flat. Supernits misplay low SPR flops (fold too much).

If we flat, I think the only flops we can consider folding are three clubs or three hearts. He has to have one (or both!) of those suits covered. (654hh or 654cc wouldn't be fun flops either.)

So if we flat, we get a small edge from him check-folding some flops. His AAxx are super premium and he's already committed 35% of my stack, so there won't be more than a handful of flops where this happens.

Is that small edge better than getting the money in pre and running it twice to hedge the variance? Premium AAxx v. AAxx chops less than half the time.

BullyEyelash-parody or what? How much value would you assign to being able to run it twice? Consider the possibility of ignoring the variance and concentrating on getting the maximum edge.

456, 689s etc are good boards since he always has AAxx and you always have four cards. It seems like you don't bother to think the spot much from his side.

why would you ever rit with someone who you don't want at the table?

Edit: Is there any value in folding, racking up 650 BBs, and leaving this terrible game? For every flop a supernit might c/f, aren’t there some where hero will be in a very difficult spot if v jams?

Are you presuming hero will fold boards like QJ9 & K88 if villain shoves?

No sir, AAT8 will not fold on those boards, sir.

889 or JTT?

Are you asking something serious? Let's say villain will jam EVERY board and Hero will call EVERY board. Then it's exactly the same as being all-in pre.

Well no it's not, because you can't run it twice, which seems to be a big part of your strategy.

Easy, brotha! What i’m trying to clumsily say is I’m not seeing villain check folding anything but a diamond/spade monotone board that doesn’t give him a set, which is well under 3%, after putting in such a big chunk of his stack (we’re not given it but it seems he covers hero) and getting over 2-1.

Where’s the edge for hero to maximize? Aren’t there plenty of trap flops for AAT8 v a supernit’s 5bet BB AAds?

I’m not rit because I’d’ve gotten up from this game with $1500 a long time ago.

You’ve been a pro for over 17 years, when was the last time you played “paint dry” 1-2?

Boomer, I’d love to see the results of this one, just so we can range a 1-2 super nit

But you were asking ME what to do. I jam every board. Go ask the supernit on what boards he won't put one thousand dollers in. Maybe 468r will be a standard check-fold for him. Who knows?

There are no trap flops, because in reality there is no flop play. I understand that it's hard to understand, but from the replies it seems like you are the only one not getting it.

I have been a pro for over 20 years. You are correct that if you don't see value in a game you should leave.

Exactly. The (not so super) nit is jamming every flop too. The only thing I didn’t understand was this non-existent edge you were talking about.

I think trust your read and fold pre. Think flatting is the worst option, w/ jam being slightly better.

Ok good to know.

Not sure what you mean. Then again you seem to have very good reads on villain even if he is a live player on a different continent.

Excellent post.

And then sprain both wrists racking up.

Certainly would’ve been the lowest variance play! 😉

OP posted V’s hand in a spoiler

Which according to your brain proves what? They went all in pre. Both had good aces. Paint was drying.