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AKs 10€ 6max

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Joined: 30.03.2008

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $20(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,840)
Hero ($1,410)
UTG ($830)
UTG+1 ($1,570)
CO ($2,080)
BTN ($1,270)

Dealt to Hero K♠ A♠

fold, UTG+1 raises to $40, CO calls $40, BTN raises to $120, fold, Hero raises to $380, fold, fold, BTN calls $260

FLOP ($850) 2♥ 4♥ 5♥

Hero bets $1,030 (AI), BTN folds

Payout 65/35, structure same as in stars.

UTG, CO fishes 40/10

BTN 35/13, 3bet is 4.3 by SS stats seeme to be +ev player, but I havent looked his game over, but I have seen some mistakes. He doesn't like to fold to 3bets.
Against fishes I would stack off pre happily and when im 3betting im stacking vs BTN, but not that happy since I do not have clear cut idea what his range would be.

Preflop? Flop? Pre sizing if 3betting?
This table the BTN is only half decent player. How much risk averse does that make you in a situation like this, because of the future spots?

I personally view AK stack off pre vs the fishes ranges too good to pass up, but am I burning future(+EV)money in these tables, with these moves?


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

It really depends on the fish whether we stack off with AK this deep. F.e. if the fish is 33/14 raising UTG, I ain't stacking off pre fo so.

I ain't 4betting here either vs 35/13 guy. Just flatting. If you 4bet, I think you need to 4bet bigger- and then shove many flops more comfortably with around 1 ps bet left. The main thing is that he is gonna flat a lot of your re-raises, but if he shoves-yes, you have to call having invested such a big portion of your stack already, but it's not a spot that you like much. I still don't think we can go so much wrong, we have 2 blockers, it's a 6-max table, very unlikely he has AA/KK and if you make him fold some mid pairs, that ain't bad. Honestly- once again, I prefer to flat the 3bet though. His 3bet% is also low, I think 4bet/calling AK here will be a minus EV play in the long run.


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sirilidion
Joined: 15.04.2008

if flatting the 3b oop. What is your plan postflop?


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kurrkabin
Joined: 12.10.2010

Depending on how many players got into the pot and what the board/action is. AKs plays well postflop, therefore I don't mind playing a bit more cautious. I think stacking off pre will be an overplay. We keep their entire weaker range in the hand.


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