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AK Preflop Debate
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Re: AK Preflop Debate
Good article. Reminds me of a thread last night when some newbie was calling 'AK' a 'DRAWING HAND'. He just kept arguing that it was a 'DRAWING HAND' for, like, 2 hours.
Would hope he gets a chance to read this. |
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Would hope he gets a chance to read this. [/ QUOTE ] I like my opponents to view AK as a drawing hand who throw it away at the slightest sign of aggression. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] Nice link Nick. Regards, Woodguy |
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Re: AK Preflop Debate
Interesting article. This article only discusses cold calling or moving in before the flop. It seems to me that there might be a better option-reraising but not all in...This way when you hit you make more $ from the opponents preflop call and he also may fold from a stop and go on the flop...or do you think he will just get pot committed and we lose fold equity???
Indiana |
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Re: AK Preflop Debate
It's a good article, but the situation that he describes--facing a raiser with 15bb left--is a no brainer. Playing AK with 25-30 blinds is not so easy.
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Re: AK Preflop Debate
Moving all-in with AK has been treated pretty thouroughly in TPFAP. But what to do if I'm the opener?
With 16 BB I open-raise AK 4 x BB from EP and get one caller who has me covered. Flop comes uncoordinated and J hi. A continuation bet of 4 - 5 BB pot would commit me. If I check I'm being bet into for sure. Check/fold or move in? Best, McMelchior (Johan) |
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Re: AK Preflop Debate
Check/call push any turn?
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With 16 BB I open-raise AK 4 x BB from EP [/ QUOTE ] Opening for 2.5BB doesn't tie you to the pot as much. In reference to your question, depending on the opponent I may: a) continuation bet all in b) check/ raise all in over a "suspect" bet c) check/fold (would have to up against a rock for this, but it happens) Regards, Woodguy |
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Re: AK Preflop Debate
It's not clear to me what I gain from call-pushing-any-turn here as opposed to check-pushing the flop?
Both models offer the opponent better than 3:1 pot odds. At low buy-ins online ($10 - $50) and heavily satellite fed bigger online tourneys I would question if either path is going to discourage more than the most timid players ... could it be +EV to open-push/overbet the flop right away? Best, McMelchior (Johan) |
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Re: AK Preflop Debate
Good article...this mirrors the thoughts about AK preflop described in Tournament Poker for Advanced Players , which was an eye-opener for me.
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