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AK OOP 4-bet size vs Donk


KillBill

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Joined 03/2008

I had less than 100 hands on the villain at the time but he was running around 35/27 if I remember correctly and one hand I specifically remember with playing with him a round or two before he min-reraised me from late position with KJo when I had opened w/ KQs.He then minbet a pretty coordinated King high flop (KTx 2-tone) so I don't think he's very good. With this past history I think that there is definitely value in 4-betting but being OOP obviously makes the hand hard to play if I miss. Calling and playing fit or fold seems really passive/weak against this type. What is a good 4-bet size? My standard 2-3X range? Something bigger and committing? A shove? Or don't 4bet and try to make a pair and value town?

Full Tilt Poker $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Hold'em - 8 players - View hand 619512
The Official DeucesCracked.com Hand History Converter

Hero (SB): $80.15
BB: $51.60
UTG: $49.30
UTG+1: $30.35
MP1: $58.70
MP2: $108.30
CO: $50.45
BTN: $50.00

Pre Flop: ($0.75) Hero is SB with K Club A Heart
UTG calls $0.50, 5 folds, Hero raises to $2.50, BB calls $2, UTG raises to $5.50, [color=red]Hero ?

Posted almost 2 years ago

MacAnthony

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Joined 03/2009

Ok, there are 3 things that would affect my sizing here. 1 is there is another player in the hand. I want to get him out. The second is that unless we hit, AK can be tricky to play in a bloated pot. So I want to make it big enough where I have some fold equity (perfectly happy taking down the 15bbs or whatever is in the pot) or get him in a spot where we can commit his chips. 3, we are OOP and that just sucks.

So end monologue. I probably make it like close to full pot, around $17. That basically makes 1 PSB left and would consider open shoving it on most flops if he just calls.

Posted almost 2 years ago




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