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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6146536, member: 397965"] Preflop When he make this silly min 3-bet, I would just jam. The guy only started with 31BB, and he is going to call you with plenty of worse hands. And even if he folds, that fine. You win a decent sized pot, you deny his equity, and you also most likely shut this action down for the rest of the session. Next time you might be opening a hand like J9s, and then you dont want him to randomly minclick and force you to play a larger pot without initiative. Cash game poker in particular is not just one hand. Its a session, and the dynamics created between players during this session is a very important part of the game. Which is why, when its close, you should always select the more aggressive option, because that puts more pressure on your opponents, and it will tend to tilt them more. Flop Now he min-donks making an already silly hand even more silly. I would not have seen a flop in this situation, but as played the general way, I approach min-bets is to basically ignore then and pretend he checked. The SPR here is less than 2, so there is no way, I am ever going to fold aces. If he outflopped me, I did this to myself by not sizing my 4-bet properly. My plan here would be to bet (technically raise) the flop and jam the turn, regardless which card comes. So I like your line, but you should make it slightly more to make the bet sizes more equal. Turn As I said already easy jam, which you essentially did, but dont leave him some meaningsless amount behind. All, this does, is to allow him to save his last 7c, if he ends up on the river with some busted draw. River This should really never have happened, because the chips should have gone in preflop or at least by the turn. As played we are probably beat now, but I am not folding AA, when I am getting like 15:1. Just sigh-call and pay the last 7c to see his hand. [/QUOTE]

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