[Closed] nl50 AK sh pre in 4-bet pot 150 bb deep

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tezapl

Joined: 10.02.2007

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31.01.2010, 23:10 0

hi.
Villain is 25/19/2 with 3-bet 6%. Im 150 bb deep so Im not sure if stacking off pre is +EV in this spot. He dont look on guy who 5-bet light. My first thought is only AA-KK but mayby also AK and QQ. Nevermind.

I need 38% equity and against range (QQ+, AK) I have 39 so its breakeven.

So my question is what do u do in situtation like this ?
And what range do u put him on ?

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (4 handed) - Party-Poker Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

SB ($53.60)
BB ($52.06)
Hero (UTG) ($74.15)
Button ($117.54)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with K♦, A♣
Hero bets $1.75, Button raises $6, 1 fold, BB calls $5.50, Hero raises $13.50, Button raises $33, 2 folds

Total pot: $36.75

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_Anonymous_

01.02.2010, 10:51 0

Hi,

first of all: Why do you 4-bet so small after coldcall of BB?
Make it 21$ and fold to a reraise. He has there only KK/AA 99% of the time.
I'd just call after BB completes, because BU 3-bets an UTG-raiser which shows normally a lot of strength.

Let's see what the judges think.

Best regards,
Anin

_Anonymous_

01.02.2010, 20:21 0

well you can´t just 4-bet and then decide that you´re against AA/KK and fold your hand.
If you afraid that then call pf and if you flop A then you have easy all-in, if you flop K, then it is a littlebit difficult, but even then I think c/c flop and maybe c/rai turn is reasonable line in big pot.
I would mostly not fold AK after 4-betting, so if he 5-bets I´m shoving
Sometimes you´re flipping, sometimes he´d fold/call AK and some times you´re against KK/AA, but I would not turn AK into bluff that point