My interesting AKo hand: June 12

[private joker]

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so what do you do if you don't get the chance to check through?

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These are good questions:

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do you call one bet from the SB/BB?

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I think this is an easy call given the massive size of the pot and the fact that it can't get raised behind me.

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what about a bet from UTG+2 or MP1?

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Most likely I would call, but then get stuck if a blind c/r.

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What about a bet and a raise in front of you (for which you're still getting 'pot odds' to call towards your gutshot but must fear a re-raise)?

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This is tough. I'd probably cry and run home to mama.

[rmarotti]

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So I folded, and the river was an A.

Showdown was 3-handed between UTG+2, MP1, and SB. SB had KT for the Broadway, MP1 had QJ for 2 pair, and UTG+2 didn't show and I'd have to look back at the hand history for his cards.

Turns out I did have only 4 clean outs, but SB held a T, so I actually had 3 outs. But what matters is that due to the size of the pot on the flop, betting accomplishes virtually nothing, and MP1 was actually lining up a check-raise on the flop with his top 2. I'm not paying 2SBs in a huge pot to see a turn card nor offering everyone 19:1 to call my flop bet.

Sometimes it's right to check a flop with AK. Jason_t's IHC-winning AK hand was one (even though he screwed up and bet it), this is another. The turn is a close fold, with Mike's reasons being pretty solidly explained.

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