[NL2-NL10] FR Nl10 re-raise with AK?

    • Bubalus
      Bubalus
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      Joined: 02.08.2008 Posts: 1,037
      Is it profitable to re-raise all-in with AK or should I have folded it after a raise?


      Hand converted with online PokerStrategy hand converter:

      Known players:
      MP1:
      $10.46
      MP2:
      $11.27
      MP3:
      $2.00
      CO:
      $12.09
      BU:
      $7.85
      SB:
      $10.34
      BB:
      $1.85
      UTG1:
      $1.85
      UTG2:
      $10.37

      $0.05/$0.1 No-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)

      Preflop: Hero is BB with K, A.
      2 folds, MP1 raises to $0.4, 4 folds, SB calls $0.35, Hero raises to $1.85(All-In), MP1 folds, SB calls $1.45.

      Flop: ($4.10) J, Q, 2 (2 players)

      Turn: ($4.10) J (2 players)

      River: ($4.10) A (2 players)

      Final Pot: $4.10.
  • 5 replies
    • barrelhead
      barrelhead
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      Joined: 29.01.2009 Posts: 95
      • 24.03.2009, 09:03
      • This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by barrelhead: 24.03.2009 14:18.
      Without stats you go all-in with AK after one raise if your opponent's bet multiplied by 3 (this time x4 because of the caller) is more than half of your stack. So well played.
    • Bubalus
      Bubalus
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      Joined: 02.08.2008 Posts: 1,037
      • 24.03.2009, 13:00
      • This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Bubalus: 24.03.2009 13:03.
      Alright, thanks! I was a little bit confused reading the SHC article. It says to push all-in after a raise with JJ+. But after raise behind with 1010+ and AK.
    • Gerv
      Gerv
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      Joined: 07.05.2008 Posts: 17,678
      Originally posted by Bubalus
      Alright, thanks! I was a little bit confused reading the SHC article. It says to push all-in after a raise with JJ+. But after raise behind with 1010+ and AK.
      If you see one raise in front of you -> Push JJ+,AK+
      If you openraise 4bb and someone behind you raises you -> Push TT+,AK+

      Does this clarifies it?

      nice hand and well played,
      Gerv
    • Bubalus
      Bubalus
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      • 24.03.2009, 21:53
      • This post has been edited 2 time(s), it was last edited by Bubalus: 25.03.2009 00:46.
      Now its clear :) And I realise that I have played AK wrongly during those situations. Thanks anyway.
    • rickydaprince
      rickydaprince
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      Joined: 20.12.2008 Posts: 397
      Hey buddy, playing SSS I would rarely fold AK. And given that it's only 1 raise in front, it's definitely a reraise preflop.