The A5s hand. As played, fine i think it was pretty standard . But since you are quite a creative player with such an agressive aura i'd love reraising the flop for several reasons.
A) he 's not going to fold big pairs on most turns ( KK QQ) , and i'm pretty confident he would cap AK , AQ ( seems reasonable right?)
B) you'll get more bets in the pot , though maybe just something like err half a BB but i think this is a good spot his range will be pretty face up. don't think he would fold vs 2 donkbets on turn and river either with KK , QQ , maybe even TT.
In short i think he would only put out a third bet on the flop with better hands than you on the flop 99% of the time 
and he'll still pay off the turn and river cuz people can't ever fold QQ KK on dry boards with an overcard because they are like : WTF the dealer puts out an overcard , screw that i call.
It's actually pretty awsome to be OOP here because you can C/R his flopbet and still control the pot by maximally investing 3 bets on the flop since u can just flat if he wants to CA¨P your check raise. I'm to lazy to do the maths but i think this will win you more money overall versus his entire range cuz u can so easily potcontrol turns and valuebet rivers if he checks back turns.Now even if he has better hands on flop after flop CAP .occasionally people will be erratic and put you on a 7 ( for trips) and maybe give u a free turn or river card anyways. So if you are not planning to ever fold this play will at worst cost you like 1.BB more. that's only if the ALWAYS caps flop with AK AQ and bet turn and river. not to mention you can always fold the river ( which is gross)
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The Peanut Collector : Episode Five posted by bornforglory @ Mon, 01 Aug 2011 13:40:21 +0000
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