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[Closed] NL20 AK cbet all-in

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Titan Poker $20.00 No Limit Hold'em - 8 players

UTG+1: $24.95
MP1: $28.36
MP2: $28.42
Hero (CO): $3.60
BTN: $11.02
SB: $3.05
BB: $20.15
UTG: $18.90

Pre Flop: Hero is CO with A♠ K♥
UTG calls $0, 3 folds, Hero raises to $1, 3 folds, UTG calls $1

Flop: ($2.00) 4♠ J♣ 5♦ (2 players)
UTG checks, Hero bets $2.60, UTG calls $2.60

Turn: ($7.20) J♠ (2 players)

River: ($7.20) K♠ (2 players)

Final Pot: $7.20
(Rake: $0.07)


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I think I should have checked the flop, but being that he called UTG, I assumed he either had a small pair or Ax
He probably would have laid a value bet on the turn, at which point I could have folded if I hadn't of caught my out.


I think your line was good. You was the agressor preflop, so your cbet had nice FE, and depending on your stack you had to move allin.


DeKuip
Joined: 07.03.2008

Your converter isn't really working properly.

The pot on the flop is $2.30 (not $2.00, converter forgot the blinds), so with a remaining stack of $2.60 this is an easy push heads-up.

nh.


098799
Joined: 23.07.2007

Maybe the converter counted rake or sth?

Still, it's ok to push in this situation. There's a choice between bet 2/3 pot and a push, check is out of question. Since pushing is easy and profitable, go for it.

Also, brian997, see more hands of your!


DeKuip
Joined: 07.03.2008

You can see the rake accumulated at the bottom.
It's $0.07, a little less than we miss on the flop :P

It also says "UTG calls $0"


098799
Joined: 23.07.2007

Oh yeah, something's wrong, but still push is ok and that's pretty much all that interests me ;).


Yeah I'm not sure whats wrong with the converter :-/
I use hold 'em manager, so I just copied the hand history in an online converter....

Villian had pocket 5s fyi :(
This was the first hand that I have lost in a while (that I wasn't sure if I played right)


098799
Joined: 23.07.2007

Oh, 55're ok. I mean if he limps them for set value against a short stack it's not profitable for him, and we want things not to be profitable for our oponents ;).


So there is no point fearing small pairs right, since 87.5% of the time they'll lose


098799
Joined: 23.07.2007

Against any pair with a two non-paired cards with a preflop all-in you are an underdog BUT if he calls the flop only after hitting set, you can be pretty sure it's profitable for you. It'd be profitable for them only if you were a full stack (if you're interested, read some of the bss articles about the 'call20' rule).

See you posting some more!