[Closed] AK postflop

Hi,

Hard to say since it depends on specifically what villain has in his range there, so without other reads than "tight" it's tough to elaborate.

The main problem is that if he's never (semi-)bluffing himself you have virtually zero fold equity against the hands he plays like that for value, so you'll always get it in flipping/behind against his value range of made hands when you shove. Calling isn't that appealing either, since your overcards outs might not be live so if you hit them you might need to fold anyway, and your flush outs are very obvious which means unless villain can't fold his hand you'll have a tough time getting paid off when you hit out of position. Obviously folding sucks big time, but it's still better than calling unless villain is an idiot and if villain is really tight it might be better than shoving.

I can tell you that shoving there is pretty standard to most people and when in doubt it can't really be considered a mistake, until you know that villain is tight enough to have only value hands, in which case it becomes suicidal

Hope it helps.