Table is active. I have shortest stack. Everyone else has 150BB or more.
SB very active. Raises every time he plays a hand regardless of position.
BTN is aggressive. He cracked AAKJss by 5 bet shoving preflop with random KXXX.
Yes... BTN calls first, SB raises second.. UTG acts next and folds... Then Hero who is also UTG acts last. 66bb vs loose opener... Time to flat AA pre.
Overcalling the flop would not be wise; you should fold the flop even if the SB were to fold, but his call makes peeling much less attractive. Betting the flop yourself is more tempting, but I don't mind a check fold on such a dynamic board.
Yes... BTN calls first, SB raises second.. UTG acts next and folds... Then Hero who is also UTG acts last. 66bb vs loose opener... Time to flat AA pre.
That was a typo. I meant BB. It doesn't matter that I had AAxx. The BTN would still call my 3B having a ds hand and being in position. Therefore I'd be in the same position.
Would just pot the flop? If so, why? (get value, folds, hope someone repots so you can gii?)
Standard play.Only an idiot would reraise AA here against player who has cracked aces
already with Kxxx.They always call even if we show them aces so no need to be stubborn.
Play a small pot and try to catch a set on non monotone or straight board.As played check fold flop or turn.You have basically 1 out.
4-bet pre and set up a 0.8 SPR (with two calls) or a 1.1 SPR (with one). The fact that T543ds would have cracked you anyway is inconsequential and results-oriented.
In terms of equity, and out of hands it makes sense for you to open, AAK5 no-fd is below average on this flop against two players. It also has poor playability. x/f-ing is pretty good. Betting isn't for value (you'll barely be ahead of one player deciding to call with their entire loose preflop range), and your opponents, being active and aggressive, won't fold to the flop bet often enough for betting to make sense for protection.
Last edited by Rei Ayanami; 06-12-2018 at 05:18 AM.
