AA on a paired board deep in the Ipoker 12.5k

[gatso]

I'd just like to point out that while I'm suggesting the pf shove as the best course of action I reallly don't have a problem with any other way that's been suggested. it's almost impossible to play AA badly with an 11x stack as long as your chips get in the middle at some point

[GlasgowBandit]

I like to shove here,  there are many worse hands that will call you on iPoker.  Problem is that obviously now many the combos that would call pre here have spanked that flop. 

[celtic]

blatant i got humped by kj thread imo.

[LeKnave]

i defo dont shove pre on ipoker here. just make it 14,775.

as for the flop i most likely tank shove it.

[StuartHopkin]

blatant i got humped by kj thread imo.

Yeah i got humped. Slightly results related topic like most.

I think it was the fact I had managed not to blow up for four hours made this harder to take in the eye.

Then this happens. I think shit, bet he has a king, i check, he bets, i shove, he snaps and i can sense his hand in the air as he flips KQ.

I know a king makes up so little of his range here I cant fold. I just wanted to ship something so I could pretend to be a shrewdie for a night 

Thanks for all your thoughts.

[AlexMartin]

15k pre. Unless villians behind you know your game really well, then we can pull a reverse tell and shove pre.

Whatever you do on the flop, it is pretty difficult to muff it. I think i make a really weak lead here, but there is nothing wrong with checking here on such a dry board with villian drawing to 2 outs at best.

100% re pre imo.

flop is incredibly villain dependant, usually in wa/wb situations checking is infinitely better w/o history.