AKs

Hi legand73

Preflop: looks fine to keep bluffs in

Postflop: You are essentially risking 14.58 to win 39.34 so you get 37% pot odds.

So 6 outs + 9 outs, 15 outs so up to 30%, then let's say a couple of %s for the 6 and that's it... Thus you actually need him to shove worse for you to be able to call that.

Can you see worse shove?

well i guess if i'm optimistic he could shove this 99+,AdKd,AdQd,AdJd,AdTd in which case i get 37% equity but i see your point. even on a fairly optimistic range i'm only going to be breaking even

And that's break even before the rake.

Once you factor that in you are -EV.

Wouldn`t it be better to try to go broke on the flop? Or if we call the flop, folding the turn, but i guess this is what you said also, can`t go broke on the turn so folding is better i guess.

Originally posted by isssean
Wouldn`t it be better to try to go broke on the flop? Or if we call the flop, folding the turn, but i guess this is what you said also, can`t go broke on the turn so folding is better i guess.

What can we achieve with raising flop that we can't by calling flop? You could go for a flip there vs JJ/QQ type hands so yeh that could be an option.

But nothing better folds really.