Re: AK I don\'t know what to do
 

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By likely enough, I'd estimate I'm behind with 5-6 outs > 70% of the time. What do you think and why?

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i cant be arsed with the math but if its 70% of the time then i think i'm at least close to right to say you can simply call him down profitably

i think you need to have a view about what he has - i think it looks horrible to call this bet and fold to a turn bet unimproved

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The tough players will donk the river, do you usually call?

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i'm not sure if the tough players donk the river or its tough when the river is donked - calling the river is my signature play so i probably call

stripsqueez - chickenhawk

Re: AK I don\'t know what to do
 

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The tough players will donk the river, do you usually call?

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i'm not sure if the tough players donk the river or its tough when the river is donked - calling the river is my signature play so i probably call

stripsqueez - chickenhawk

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Yes, it's tough when the river is donked. Usually, loose not-passive players do this. Tough play, not tough opponent.

Re: AK I don\'t know what to do
 

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That board is very LAGIsh friendly. The pot is small, and you are trying to outplay a LAG who've you just admitted would not be betting the flop with just overcards. The turn sealed your fate. Let it go.

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BB (who I mistyped as SB on the flop) is the "seems tightish" player who has bet the flop and turn.

UTG folded on the flop and is a verified lag.

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Ok, so the maybe tightish player then. The SB called 2 cold out of the blind. I put him on AK-all, AQs, KQs, 22-TT. With the very remote possibility of AA-KK, and KQs.

Te flop gives you overcards and a backdoor nut flush draw. I want to see this turn, preferably for only one small bet. Typically, I reraise in this spot with position and check the turn unimproved. Dependes on the board texture and player. If I do fire on the turn again, with that turn, I'm folding to a 3-Bet.