You have pocket Aces. You raise pre-flop a good 4 times the blind. You get two callers. Flop comes something like 10,10,4 or a flop thats all suited but neither of your suits. You bet again after the flop, one folds and one calls. You fear he's hit his three of a kind or flush and just letting you bet into him. How should this hand be played. I fear a check just gives an invitation to a steal, although betting aggressively might lose you more chips in the long run. Tell me what you think.

Thanks

Originally Posted by Marm

With the paired board, especially with TT3 vs a PF raise, I'm still thinking MHIG!

Ok, I'm pretty good with the acronyms, but what the hell does MHIG mean?

or rather

WTF MHIG=?

Oh.

I thought it meant

"Marm Hates Internet Geeks"

Being an internet geek, I now forgive you.

well.. most good players will raise you if they have flopped the flush (unless they flopped the ace-high nut flush)... so most of the time when they call, on a 3 suited board, it means there drawing