What's the standard play against good winning regs when you're deep with AK and you get 4bet? Say a good 25/21 type player, with whom you have light 3betting history, raises to 7 from the CO and you 3bet to 26 from the BB with AK. Say also that your image is about the same as that of the villain, but you think that the villain thinks that you're weak in RR pots. This is 1/2 6max NLHE and effective stacks are $450. Villain 4bets to 70, as he has done before in the session (and you folded). You know that villain has a lots of bluffs and QQ+ in his 4bet range. Calling makes it impossible to play post and folding is bad. Is 5betting to, say, 130 and then folding to a shove spew? What are my options? What are you doing with QQ? What if he calls the 5bet and you whiff?

this has been discussed a bazillion times in many of different forums...

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depends.. I mean with a light 3betting history it is kinda likely he's going to open up his 4-betting range so yeh I prolly go with it. Also it seems alot of regs will flat vs loose 3betters wit AA and KK more than other hands so maybe that skews the range enuff to make AK a clear shove here.