WAT?

How is this? I think he can reraise that flop with a lot of hands trying to catch out a cbet or drawy hands so I 3 bet to see if he's on a random Ax or on AJ or 66. His 4 bet shove made me sure I was behind.

Insta call imo?? Also would like to see some comments on raise sizing, if you are reraising AK what's a good amount to make it?

edit: I would probably make it $12.50 looking to get it in =/

I normally do play TPTK that aggressively and I normally donk off vs flopped 2 pairs and sets with TP despite them playing like they have the nuts. I've been trying to build bet/fold into my game far more for those spots because I think they're a leak. This was the first example of it so I thought I'd try and get some feedbakc.

gf

i used to do this too, but to put it simply, the more money you put in on that flop, the exponentially higher need there is for you to call off all ur chips. its like $13 bucks to win $X amount in the pot, which means you can still be a pretty big dog but you still want to call as its profitable to do this, since even if you dont win the pot too often you will end up with more money then if u fold every time

Wouldn't mind seeing some comments from good players myself.

imo:
I think the times where you have NL25 opps crushed on hands like this more than make up for the sets etc. Not to mention you still have outs and backdoor nut flush draw vs AJ, alllllllll in.

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 28.118% 17.81% 10.30% 3351 1938.00 { AdKs }
Hand 1: 71.882% 61.58% 10.30% 11583 1938.00 { 66, AJs, A6s, AKo, AJo, A6o }

Ty Artanis.

My pot odds were 30% btw.

EVcall = $46.5 (total pot) * 28.1% = $13.06

So even assuming your ubertight range for villian is correct, you are still only losing 70c on a call. LOLLERPOKER

30% is enough to call his shove with, as played

This is beyond ridiculous, he could be shoving a ton of draws here as well. Get the money in.