Shun

I don't have a hand history, but it's a online game.

Table is five handed,

I'm on button with KK and raise to 5.

Big blind calls. Standard player, maybe looser and more passive than normal.

Flop comes AA2. I think it was rainbow.

Action goes check, bet 6, nearly insta-raise to 12, raise to 36, insta-raise to 60,

I have about $60 left, I type "lol" in chat and fold. There's really no way the guy has QQ here right? No way the guy is completely bluffing?

sfustsh

I don't like reraising the flop unless you plan on folding to a repop.

He doesn't have anything less than an ace here, and I don't think he'd be so aggressive with a weaker ace than AK really.

I like fold.

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johnny350h: that was in his range yes yes

Ugignadl

There is a way, but it is unlikely. You're getting a pretty good price but I still think the correct move is to fold.

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NeXtToNoTHiNG

Check flop? You can only value bet him a couple of streets if he's really passive and likes to showdown. As played it's a v easy fold.

Shun

Alright, good to know everyone else folds this too. I hate laying down hands in cash games but it seemed to be an obvious hand where he'd show up with an Ace.

I think this hand is played poorly. You should have called the flop min-raise and check/folded the turn or river, depending on the action. Checking the flop is another option as well. Re-raising seems to be a bad move.

sfustsh

Personally I don't think the fourth bet from villain was a very good idea either. I can't think of a hand that would benefit from making 4 bets on the flop. If he had any less than AK he's really asking for trouble.

I think, actually, villain's probably got the stone cold quad aces. At least, I hope he does, that would have been a sick hand call.

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johnny350h: that was in his range yes yes

Shun

I didn't think about calling at the time, but I see how it might work better. I call and reevaluate on the turn, if he bets about $20 into a $35 pot, I can still call and see the river and lose slightly less than I did raising to 36 on the flop. That's valid. I could see calling the turn and then folding the river if he bets again as a line that might make more sense. And maybe win more money off a weaker hand. I take it that is why you would want to call there.

I re-raised because it is possible I am ahead and getting re-re-raised means I'm more than likely behind. A min-check-raise on an AA2 flop against a button raise doesn't necessarily mean an Ace, even though in this case it seems more likely. Any pocket pair is reasonable for him to hold on the check-raise, and it's possible many people would not raise an Ace there. A stronger player would probably raise (although for more money and not as quick) with air here.

Thanks for the input.

BL

i think it's a donk played 66. He thinks you have an Ace. zero chance of anything else so I fold to the min raise prob.

all that unless we have mega history with him and this is some 5th level thing, which i doubt.

BL

meh, i can't read. i meant pocket 2's.