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$1/$2 Fixed-Limit Hold'em (5 handed)
Preflop: Hero is BB with K:s, 5:d.
3 folds, SB raises, Hero calls.
Flop: (4 SB) 4:c, 4:h, A:s (2 players)
SB bets, Hero calls.
Against a TAG.
I call the flop, because this looks very strong on this board and he is likely to c/f the turn. I am also ahead quite often but I don't think that matters. Should I float with any two in these spots against weaker TAGs?
it's an equity-call. given his wide opening-range you have showdownvalue with K-high and this is kind of a regular call on the flop with an a and a low-pair on the board. on the turn it becomes really interesting and that really depends on your history and what you think about your opponents turnaggression, respectively his turn-contibet-frequency.
if you also just call with low aces preflop and don't 3-bet, he can't actually bet again and should rather c/f the turn but as i said it does also count what impression he has gotten about you and your range and if you are willing to fold K-high. by default i'd call a turnblank and probably fold to the riverbet.
against weaker tag's i'd float quite often with hands that have not showdownvalue at all. in order to barrel him off his hand on the turn when he checks and most often plays c/f.
