Villian: vpip:39, PFR:10, steal:16, hands: 73

Should I have actually folded my AA at the flop when villian shoves?

Ongame Network $0.02/$0.04 No Limit Hold'em - 5 players
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Hero (SB): $9.85
error209 (BB): $4.70
cherkimi (UTG): $3.09
mocan_tudor (CO): $3.48
Chent Duvidi (BTN): $4.20

Pre Flop: ($0.06) Hero is SB with A A
cherkimi calls $0.04, 2 folds, Hero raises to $0.20, 1 fold, cherkimi calls $0.16

Flop: ($0.44) K 6 3 (2 players)
Hero bets $0.34, cherkimi raises to $2.89 all in, Hero calls $2.55

Turn: ($6.22) K (2 players - 1 is all in)

River: ($6.22) T (2 players - 1 is all in)

Another question is if I have 10 10 preflop, against aggro donk with AKs. I raise to 4BB, aggro donk shoves his AKo, should I have folded ? Because AK is able to catch up?

TP w/BDFD? Nah. Calling his shove is ok. I would have. But what do I know, since I don't play No Limit & this is a Limit forum.

oops, sorry posted in the wrong forum. Can someone shift this thread to no-limit forum?

How do you know if Villain has AKs exactly?

Take a look at this:

Simulated 1712304 Holdem Hands (Enumerated All)
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Player Equity Win Hi Tie Hi Range

1 53.9 53.7 0.4 10s10c
2 46.1 45.9 0.4 AhKh

1010 is a favorite against AKs Preflop. So it's a race.

Because I called his all in, and he got AKo.

But then the flop came, Ace dropped. He hit it. Sometimes thinking about it, would it be better to fold preflop against villian's Ax ?

Well LDO...

But the question is whether or not to call BEFORE you flip & can see his cards. You're looking back on the hand and are upset you lost because Villain drew out on you. But preflop, before the all-in is called, you have a slight edge over AK. That's the point. If you don't understand that, I can't help you. You can't be 100% certain that you know the EXACT 2 holecards villain is shoving with. So you make your best estimation on a range of hands he could be shoving with and make your decision. If you're 90% positive he has a hand like AKs, it's a good decision in the long run. The only way you'll know exactly what he has is if you call and you both turn your cards over. Otherwise, you're focusing on the wrong thing.

Think of it this way. According to the Stove numbers, you'll win 53.9% of the time & villain will win 46.1% of the time resulting in a +EV decision in the long run.

ok, understood. Anyone else with other opinions?

Sorry, are you drunk? You want to fold AA vs Ax pf


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