[NL50] AK standard?

Submitted by : studmufflynn

Full Tilt Poker Game #7358660547: Table Crenshaw - $0.25/$0.50 - No Limit Hold'em - 16:56:19 ET - 2008/07/24
Seat 1: Jonnypoop9 ($24.70)
Seat 2: BIG1970 ($65.25)
Seat 3: Hero ($50)
Seat 4: stipey169 ($51.25)
Seat 5: SVD77 ($10)
Seat 6: WiIIie ($10)
Seat 7: CalChum ($21)
Seat 8: Ely_Vega ($44.50)
Seat 9: HQmeMade ($22.60)
BIG1970 posts the small blind of $0.25
Hero posts the big blind of $0.50
The button is in seat #1

Holecards
Dealt to Hero
stipey169 raises to $1.75
SVD77 folds
WiIIie folds
CalChum folds
Ely_Vega folds
HQmeMade folds
Jonnypoop9 folds
BIG1970 folds
Hero has 15 seconds left to act
Hero calls $1.25

Flop (Pot : $3.75)

   
Hero checks
stipey169 bets $3
Hero has 15 seconds left to act
Hero raises to $8
stipey169 calls $5

Turn (Pot : $19.75)

   
Hero bets $16
stipey169 calls $16

River (Pot : $51.75)

   
Hero has 15 seconds left to act
Hero checks
stipey169 has 15 seconds left to act
stipey169 bets $25.50, and is all in
Hero calls $24.25, and is all in
Uncalled bet of $1.25 returned to stipey169

Showdown
stipey169 shows three of a kind, Queens
Hero mucks
stipey169 wins the pot ($97.25) with three of a kind, Queens
Hero is sitting out

standard imo

full ring is lame as fuck imo lol@this hand

His call on the turn is marginal if you ask me, he's not protecting his hand from the obvious flushes and let you draw for "free". Also you get 3 to 1 on your money for the showdown and i don't think you're out of line here.

what was your thought process
on flop and turn and then checking the river ?

I cant really see what ure plan was there ?

like when u 3 bet him flop and he calls u, i assume u
do see yourself ahead cause u bet turn big but wtf
then suddenly u check river ?

However if u see ure hand as way ahead , way behind ( which would make a river check here logical) with a nuts draw in the back then why dont u wanna keep pot small and draw cheap on turn `?

imo the way u played it doesnt make sense to me

And he played it even worse ...
his flop and turn flat calls are terrible !
He must reraise flop and get it in on flop or at last on turn

yea =/ your line makes no sense

uhh yea i guess it's standard if you shove the river. what are you thinking check calling the river???

lol, villain played this hand really bad, and you took such a weird line.

and loco, wouldn't shoving the river be horrible? a reg wouldn't call with worse here
esp after calling a check/raise and a huge turn bet

on flop and when i bet the turn i figured i must be ahead, because with the few utg raising hands that beat me (AQ, QQ) why wouldn't he raise flop? On the rvr I was confused as shit and I thought he might possibly bet with worse hands than he called with given the large size of the pot. But, I don't really see the correct river play. You're saying c/c is retarded but also that shoving is bad. Should I be throwing out a $10 blocking bet and then obviously calling another $15 into a tremendous pot I've already committed myself to when he puts the rest of it in? I guess the mistake would be controlling the pot a little better on the turn to assure we aren't playing for stacks, but I thought I had a pretty strong hand vs. a player that leads out, which is usually not a set even on a ridiculous board like that. Wouldn't you agree that TPTK w/ nutflush draw should be played strongly? Idk the line is weird but it's just because of the risky retarded way that my villain played his hand.