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I would like some help please. BB has one played one hand well with AK and doubled up early, although three of is entered pot the button folded as soon as betting started. I think my mistake was not betting flop. Im small blind vs BB and Button limps.
Stacks are mine, is rougly 6k with BB 11K . Antes are in play but very small and villain seems competent.
ME SB AA Raises 240
Villain BB ?? Calls 240
Button Calls 240 POT 768
FLOP is JcThJs
SB Checks
BB Checks
Button Checks POT 768
TURN is Td
SB Bet 240
BB Calls 240
Button Folds POT 1248
River is Kc
SB Bet 480 POT 1728
BB Raise 2448 POT 4176
I tank and fold. Thoughts Betting the flop is maybe mandatory to get a feel for where I am, was thinking that this is maybe a two street hand and cant get three full streets ( but thining now this thought should come after betting flop and re-evaluting on turn and river). Felt I got played afterwards as Viallian never wanted to grow the pot which i think he would with a jack or a ten, and then when river comes he wants to stroing arm the pot off me. I think he has something but even if he had a straight like AQ I can't see him raising so big when I could have a house myself. I was trying to get value off of AK and KQ when I made my river bet but this seems very thin now. Any thoughts appreciated and any criticism welcome. Thanks Danny
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I guess he could be bluffing but you have fired twice and been heavily reraised on the river. If he has nothing then so be it, he has position and is repping more than AA.
I can understand the merits of limping AA preflop in early position but in the SB you are going to be completely OOP post flop versus 2 hands that have not been defined (well 1 at least who has not voluntarily put anything in the pot). The flop could literally be anything, for example say it is 223 rainbow and the BB reraises you like in this example. Again you would only be beating a bluff and the BB could easily have the 2 as he has seen the flop free and is unlikely to have an overpair as he has checked behind preflop.
It just makes it so much harder to get value out of your hand when your opponent has seen the flop for free and you are OOP. I would only consider the limp here if I thought there was a very high chance the BB was going to come steaming over the top to chase out the limpers.