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08-07-2005, 05:58 PM
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AK + flush draw- what\'s the play
The HH is toast so I'll try to recreate this.
Party 30+3 R+A payout to 50 118 left Reads - A few hands ago villain called my 3x ep raise in the big blind with A6 and checkraise pushed 2pair. blinds 300/600 Hero in utg+1 w/ Ah Kd Hero (t9600) Villain (t11500) Hero raises to 1800 folds to villain who calls 1200 more from the BB flop 10d 7d 2d pot=3900 Villain checks Hero bets 2300 Villain calls 2300 turn 3c pot=8500 Villain checks Hero... bigger flop bet? push turn? take free card? thanks 
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#2
08-07-2005, 06:18 PM
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Re: AK + flush draw- what\'s the play
I would check behind on the turn, but you could also push.
Your hand is pretty strong on the flop. I would push or make an overbet with the idea of putting the rest in on the turn. Your preflop play was standard, but if a raise was likely, I might play for a limpraise allin.
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08-07-2005, 07:47 PM
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Re: AK + flush draw- what\'s the play
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I wanted to push the flop but I had too many chips, I think a much bigger flop bet was in order though. [/ QUOTE ] You can still push even though it's an overbet. Either that or make an overbet that essentially commits you, but looks less like a semibluff with a flush draw. I wouldn't make a pot sized bet, as that might put you in a difficult situation on the turn. The bet you made was OK.
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