Preflop it is foldable. The calls ok, but depending on read, table image etc etc a fold is better.

Your call on the flop is horrible whichever way you cut it.

Whoa there....

You are more than likely behind, in fact it's hard to imagine what he could have that you beat. You've got three Aces (though he could easily have AK, in fact it's likely) and possibly three queens. The runner runner flush gives you 1 out at best. So say 4 or 5 outs if you are generous. That's 10%ish per street with every chance he's betting the turn and making you pay to see the river.

If you are chasing with AQ on a K high flop with a reraise prelop you've got a massive hole in your game.

He's milking you for chips here and you are letting him.

I'm not trying to be harsh, you've asked for criticism and hopefully this helps. If I was sitting at a table with you and saw that hand (assume it was checked down) I would make a note that you were a chaser with one overcard and to bet at you with any moderate strength.

(I posted before you edited, but you got the point anyway )

Thanks for the feedback

preflop depends totally on your read on the opponent. it could very well be callable, pushable, or foldable, depending on how he plays.


im not exactly sure why you called the flop? what were you looking for on the turn?

well, with the hands he would RR pf and bet the flop, im not sure what hands you can beat even if you hit an ace. AK stacks you, AA stacks you, KK still stacks you, etc etc etc

if you dont think he has a K, a Q gives you trouble too. AQ and QQ are very reasonable hands for his line.

just fold the flop. if hes been pushing you around, do something about it preflop, where you MIGHT have an edge

If you were in his position and had 88-QQ, would you raise here from the BB or just call?

Also, would you fold lower PP 22-77 or call with them as well?