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[Closed] NL100SH: AK against openshove

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Hold'em No-Limit, $100.00 (HHConverter by Kreatief)
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MP3 ($102.80)
CO ($106.55)
BTN ($175.18)
Hero ($175.90)
BB ($140.55)
MP2 ($15.81)

Preflop: Hero is SB with A♥ K♦
MP2 raises to $15.81, 2 folds, BTN calls $15.81, Hero raises to $49.00, 1 folds, BTN calls $33.69,

Flop: T♦, 3♦, J♠ ( $115.81, 2 players )
Hero checks, BTN bets $14.50, Hero calls $14.50,

Turn: J♥ ( $144.81, 2 players )
Hero checks, BTN checks,

River: 4♥ ( $144.81, 0 players )
Hero checks, BTN bets $19.50, Hero calls $19.50,

The shortstack is a fish who just lost 60BB of his stack. His pushing range there is very wide (he is aggressive in his normal play also).
The other one is also a fish: 45/17/1,6 fold to 3bet 14 He can call there also with wide range (i think even AT+, pocketpairs, some other random hands).

Is it better to just call pre or is my 3bet good?

Postflop I should have given up I think. Only special read is that he likes to bluff on river. He gave me very good odds also.


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Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

The 3bet is definitely good, if the caller folds there's a ton of dead money out there and you're in the pot with very good equity anyway.

On the flop I'd shove. Not sure what he calls the 50B raise with but I guess it's something like a range of {TT-KK, AK}.
Since he folds AK we have decent foldequity since it makes up for 9 combos. And even against a range of TT-KK we still have 20% equity.
So given the pot is already 100BB the foldequity should be sufficient to make a shove profitable.

Btw he might even call looser preflop (like AQ for example). Obv in this case the shove gets even better.


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