Folding aces
The UTG player is taggish like 20/14/2. When this guy bet the turn I put him on TT+, so since we are 140bb deep I decided to represent a 7 or 22.
The stacks were good to try to bluff his range. Once he called I decided he could have put me on 99-KK also and then the K comes.
It seemed like the perfect card to bluff, because I expect him to fold 99-QQ here always. So the only hand he calls with are KK and sometimes AA.
I thought that even AA can fold, since at this point I am repping only 7 and 22, the stacks were good, the cards fell good, just that he didn’t fold 
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April 10th, 2008 at 22:14
1/2 fish folding AA? Get a grip. I prefer leading the turn and folding to a RR. Will save you money in the end. It always says “I dont want you checking behind on the turn”.
April 11th, 2008 at 4:01
Actually if at the river his range is TT+ and he folds TT-QQ to this push, then the push is profitable. But since I am folding aces in this spot I hoped he might too