easy question

[Dylan Wade]

Ok, assume we just joined a 10 handed table with 100% of players seeing the flop. We are dealt A /images/graemlins/diamond.gifK /images/graemlins/diamond.gif in late position. Everyone limps to us, we raise, everyone calls.

Flop comes 3 /images/graemlins/heart.gif 2/images/graemlins/heart.gif K /images/graemlins/club.gif, we bet everyone calls
Turn is 6 /images/graemlins/heart.gif

should we fold to a bet (or check/raise)?

[ElSapo]

Dude, if this were easy I'd have a lot more money.

[rigoletto]

Depends on who's doin' the bettin' and how many callers there are!

In most cases a fold or a raise is best - you can comfertably fold to a 3-bet.

[MrDannimal]

Results of a 100,000 Monte Carlo sim. from PokerCalc with Hand 1 being AKd and 9 random hands:

Win: 13723
Draw: 710
Lose: 85567

14.08%

I ran this 15-20 times, and it always came out between 13.75% and 14.10%. The other random hands won ~9.5% of the time each.

Obviously, that doesn't take into account any betting/raising patterns.

I would definitely fold to a raise in front of me. I would almost always fold to a raise behind me. If it's checked to me again, I would probably bet (if, by some chance there isn't a made flush out there, can't let single heart draw for free, even if the odds are right to call they're infinite on a free card) and fold to a raise back to me.