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[Closed] 6.5 AK preflop fold vs tight villain

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stevegold87
Joined: 18.06.2009
PokerStrategist

Think I may of made a mistake here by folding. It's one of the first time I fold AK when I am not at the bubble or weird situation, (2-3 AI) what do u think?

Full Tilt Poker $6 + $0.50 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t100/t200 Blinds - 6 players - View hand 1211357
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SB: t1375 6.88 BBs
BB: t1465 7.33 BBs
Hero (UTG): t4300 21.50 BBs
MP: t3285 16.43 BBs
CO: t2225 11.12 BBs
BTN: t850 4.25 BBs

Pre Flop: (t300) Hero is UTG with A :spade: K :club:
Hero raises to t500, MP raises to t3285 all in, 5 folds

Here I didn't want to take a coinflip with so many shorties.

Also, Villain is verrrry tight. 8/6 over 127 hands. I might of consider calling against looser villain but not him..

He has a 3 bet % of 4%(1/26). (I guess here it's a 3bet shove so not sure if it's considered as a 3bet...)

I am thinking the worse he has here for doing that is JJ+ maybe even TT which would still be a coin flip.

The best option would be AK as well for a split pot.

I believe most often I will see him turn AA or KK/QQ.

What are you thoughts?


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ghaleon
Joined: 17.10.2007
BlackMember

Good fold. Tight villain 3bet shove 16bb from UTG+1 versus UTG raise... Probably AK, JJ+ most of time.


you are flipping or crushed. Win and you increase your chip lead a bit. lose and you are a shortie. wait for a better spot. gh wp


gold fold.

you can call a loose player, but against a tight player you can only call JJ+


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