Donkey Test Question #10...

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You are in the BB and have:

<!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]-->What should you do?

Fold...if he's on the button he has position. You cant call a reraise with AQs OOP when the raise is from a tight player...unless u hate winning that is.

Call, see a flop, GTFO if you don't hit it hard.

Death Eats a Cracker said:

Call, see a flop, GTFO if you don't hit it hard.

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So WTF do you do when Middle position Re Raises after you call the $140? You Walk IMO.

Then you muck, curse under your breath at the donkeys at your table and wonder wtf you were doing by calling the $140.

very easy fold, u miss the flop most of the time neways then even if you hit youre beat very often

depends if the button is tight but aggressive. if he is he could be re raising to pick up the pot. shove or fold

Dont even need all that info. A raise and a reraise im folding AQ every time online.

Obvious fold.

A call is about 15% of your stack which is very bad. And you are not even guaranteed to see a flop for this price. If you are a good player, your goal should be to keep the pot small pre-flop so that you have more room to maneuver post flop. With so much money in the pot pre-flop (if you call), your options are very limited post flop. That is a bad situation for you. The more options available to you, the better chance you have of forcing your opponent(s) into making a mistake.

The only way you don't fold this hand is if both raisers are loose cannons and then you probably just push here out of position.

Very easy Fold

Its so simple.
If u call the flop come K72 rainbow.
If u fold u flop the nut flush.

I push all-in with AQ

id push even with AQ offsuit, AQ suited is a no-brainer