($22) AKs Coin Flip AFTER Flop

Opponent has shown good hands so far.

HERO (2500)
UTG+1 (1500)
MP (2000)
Bttn (2000)
SB (5000)
BB (2000)

Blinds are 100/200
Hero is UTG with A /images/graemlins/club.gifK /images/graemlins/club.gif

PreFlop:
Hero Raises 700, 3 folds, SB Calls 600, 1 folds.

(t1600)
Flop: 2 /images/graemlins/club.gif4 /images/graemlins/club.gif7 /images/graemlins/heart.gif
SB bets 1,111, Hero...

[splashpot]

Call. You have about 934587 outs and greater than 2-1 odds.

Edit: yea I meant push.

[jeffraider]

push for ef's sake!

OK, this was easy, but I'm doubting my play on top of my bad run as of late. Didn't know if I should be racing for my tourny life. The "Good odds, but won't be around to make another bet argument."

I'd say that you're better than a coinflip. Opponent could raise 2/3 pot with AT+. Remember Harrington's rule of thumb that no matter how tight a player is, there's at least a 10% chance of a bluff. Pooosh!

Will

[suited_ace]

Next time push PF. I like to extend the 10BB rule to even 15BB in some cases when I'm OOP. UTG and with the blinds so high I'm pushing this PF 100% of the time.

As for post-flop, you need to push. Damn pot odds...