Hero - $1100 - Stuck about $1900 - Has not won 1 single hand at this table. Losing image as I got my money in good 3 times, and got rivered in all in spots vs short stacks with very little equity. I guess people are starting to assume I am going to lose when I make a bet, so that's never good.

Villain 1 - $500 - Total whale. I think she is one of those asian wife of the rich degen gamblers. She is playing every hand - raising $50 pre over 1 limper - and randomly shoving all in pre. Game is revolving around her - and she is running good against me unfortunately.

Villain 2 - $1500 - Sat down and hit 2 coolers to build his stack. He hit a set over set and a few other hands. I am going to assume he is playing too many hands because he feels he is running good.

Villain 3 - $1300 - He is a solid player. Defiantly going to give him a lot of respect if he puts in a raise or is calling a big bet. Haven't seen him get carried away with a bluff, and has called pre with over pairs and didn't 3bet them.



Hero is BTN with AK
Villain 1 UTG+1 opens to $55
Villain 2 calls
Hero on BTN 3bets $200
Villain 3 tank calls
fold
fold

956
Check
Check

3
Check
Check

Q
He leads $400
I fold.

Thoughts??

I'd probably just rip this in pre. Winning 22bb+ without a SD is great w/ A high

AP, it's fine

You have to cbet the flop or delay cbet the turn here sometimes, villain is repping tt+/ak for the most part but so are you, with position you don't need to make a huge bet to put him under a lot of pressure

As played folding the river is fine since you are basically calling to chop vs ak and I doubt you have much f/e vs his value hands

I think you played it just fine. I disagree with the previous comments in making a c-bet OTF. You made a substantial 3-bet pre, and villain flat called OOP. This indicates to me a narrow range of pocket 10s or better. If you c-bet the flop, I don't see villain folding unless you fire a second barrel OTT by shoving. Then he MIGHT fold.

I'm with monikrazy on this one. I'm assuming that based on description you're worried that V3 is uncapped ("has called pre with over pairs and didn't 3bet them") but if he's any sort of decent KK+ should 4bet to avoid going multi-way OOP. Honestly, TT+ and AK, or even wider should do the same as our 3bet range vs V1 should be wider than normal. That's why I think a c-bet, either OTF or delayed should be applied. We're 220bb deep, so I think we can get away with firing ~$150-180 and shutting down if V3 continues or piles more of his own $. As played, I agree with the river fold.

looks good to me.

sucks to c/c/f AK but a good villain cold called a 3b oop

your play takes discipline, gj

Basically fine AP (and indicative of the session you're having, that sucks OP).

I like a delayed turn cbet, because I think he folds more of his range there. A high flush draws (i.e. AQhh or mayyyybe AJhh) go away, we get folds from 77 and 88 that might have peeled otf with six outs and hoping for a free card ott. You're going to get called here not infrequently, so I'd size your cbet to about 1/2 pot and not more. It's also not mandatory and your line was conservative but fine.

I'd cbet here as we are cbetting almost all of our range on this flop. If I'm gonna check behind occasionally I'll check back AK with a heart.

As played I don't hate checking the turn behind because we are either ahead of his A high or not getting him off 44 77 88 TT JJ.

River fold is fine obv