He's full of it. I call.

fold. c/r minimum= i never know what tf that is. sometimes they got it, sometimes they dont. so i guess raising to see what he does is ok. raise less I would. (id prolly call though, not r/r) then when he comes over the top, he eather has you beat, or he is on flush draw and will win 35% of time. fold.

Hed prolly raise AQ, AJ pf.

actually i thaught CO was in it. SB could limp w/ AJ AQ AK. although youd need stats to know if hes that type.

dude, i really dont like how u played this one bit....

preflop im raising to $2.50-$3.00 range..
flop, im betting 80%-100% of the pot.

if im STILL check-raised then, thats when i consider making the laydown.



i dont like the 1/2ps bet on the flop, and the very strong re-raise one bit. Your re-raise on flop is only going to get called or raised if he has you beat. And if he has set/2pair here, or a very strong drawing hand.. most likely hes gonna put u all in here and now you have a very tough decision to make.

check-min raises usually mean the guy has absolute bullshit, or a very strong hand. Either hes cring flop with AQ AJ AT or a weaker ace, or he has 2pair/set.. maybe even a draw, and thinks that u were just blind stealing and cbing the flop because ur flop bet was so weak.

you only have about $3.5 involved in the pot when villian check- min raises you.. and ur gonna back up ur $3.50, with a $16 raise? when villian just told you he either has a strong hand, or bullshit. that just doesnt sound right.. cuz ur raise there is only gonna get called/re-raised if he has the strong hand.


also there was no need to re-raise flop here for 4x his raise. A 10-12 dollar re-raise would have gotten u the same info.
you need to fold this here on the flop, as you have just shown alot of aggression on the flop, and villian has played back at you. He has a set/2pair here most of the time (if not all the time), enough to make it -ev for you to call his all in flop raise.

Easy fold. You have TPTK. Even with a lot of history, I'm not gonna call all of my money to him with TPTK. If he doesn't have it, he'll do it to you again when you flop a set and you'll get paid. I think he's got a set of 4's or 5's. 23s isn't out of the realm of possibility either.

Dump it and say "nh." Not "nice bet," but "nh."