**EDIT: $mokkee's comment is right. I didn't think of it that way. I was a 75% or better favorite pre-flop (depending on what the other villian had). After the flop, regardless of my read on the betting action, I am only a 52% favorite. So even though I figured out what the villian had, I was flipping a coin. And I don't typically like to flip a coin for my tournament life especially that late in the tournament.
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looking at the hole cards it was a coin flip after that flop. if you're willing to smooth call raises with AA pf you have to be able to let it go on scary flops. that is one scary flop with two black aces.
Smokey is right. Trusting your read on this put the decision of whether or not to call a coin flop. You gotta believe that with your read and a flop like this, your villian has a number of outs. Survive to live another day.
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