[Closed] NL5 "AKs"

well, why it's bad? you are in position i would (in most cases) just call in this position to see cheap flop. As AKs is strong hand but it's just 2 overcards in best case preflop.

If i miss the flop, there is no flush draw... in most cases i fold it on c-bet.

If i hit it... just reraise jis c-bet.

P.S. just recalled one story in local casino... one guy says to me... you know why AK is better than KK? It's better becoz you can fold it preflop

But imo i would follow the SHC exactly... as i recall (not used for ages, as i play SH) it says reraise. ... and then reevaluate on flop..

I think either 3bet or fold. If you call, you have to fold too many times because you miss more than you hit.

Raise it. On the flop, play it like you had aces or kings. When you're put to a stack commitment bet, then you take the time to evaluate whether your real hand is worth continuing or not.

Hi,

You can't really go wrong without reads as long as you don't fold it, both options are viable.

It mostly depends on how UTG1 is playing. The looser he is the more you want to reraise him, the tighter he is the more flatcalling seems appropriate given that his range from under the gun should be strong.

Hope it helps.