200nl AKo SB 3handed 5BET!

Hi,

Submitted by : Logiabs~

PokerStars Game #18562019420: Hold'em No Limit ($1/$2) - 2008/07/03 - 18:47:43 (ET)
Table 'Marcelle III' 6-max Seat #2 is the button
Seat 1: s0m0kami ($214.70 in chips)
Seat 2: AndrewBoccia ($304.70 in chips)
Seat 5: Logiabs ($244 in chips)
Seat 6: RLee982 ($218.10 in chips)
Logiabs : posts small blind $1
RLee982: posts big blind $2

Holecards
Dealt to Logiabs
s0m0kami: raises $6 to $8
ablasi leaves the table
AndrewBoccia: folds
Logiabs : raises $20 to $28
RLee982: raises $38 to $66
s0m0kami: raises $42 to $108
Logiabs : folds
Logiabs is sitting out
RLee982: folds
Uncalled bet ($42) returned to s0m0kami
RLee982 leaves the table
s0m0kami collected $160 from pot
s0m0kami: doesn't show hand

Summary
Total pot $160 | Rake $0
Seat 1: s0m0kami collected ($160)
Seat 2: AndrewBoccia (button) folded before Flop (didn't bet)
Seat 5: Logiabs (small blind) folded before Flop
Seat 6: RLee982 (big blind) folded before Flop

I've got a good one for u: lol
congrats on getting to 200nl

heh thx i guess

uhm, andrewboccia just sit out after he folded , he runs at 10/7/3 tho

fold looks good

simple hand.. utg raiser has AK or JJ+ at the widest, and you not invested enough to call vs that range. You can't put him on a bluff because he committed half his stack pf and now has better than 3:1 to call an allin, meaning he should call with almost any two.

cold 4bet bluff is not likely considering you are very tight, muck it easy.

i actually think it's a easy fold to the 4bet to begin with

call and shove a flop to fold out AK you are flipping against anyway preflop ! this is how you make the most money here =)

serious answer: snapfold

On July 03 2008 17:38 TimDawg wrote: i actually think it's a easy fold to the 4bet to begin with

rlly? why?
i was somewhat positive he was makin' play here with TT-77



not to be result oriented but the guy insta folded when the utg did 5bet

For most part, players at NL200 are too tight to be doing any kind of bluffing in this situation. This is an easy fold. At these stakes being happy to get your AK all-in PF every single time against thinking players who are not folding to your 3bets is a sure way to lose a lot of money because TT+/AK vs AK is about 3:2 odds. Not a good situation at all.

This case is extreme, since your have a 4bettor and a 5bettor. At least one of them has KK+, likely AA.

Very easy fold. It's not close at all. When you are deciding these things 3bet preflop stats are more relevant than vpip/pfr, so try to list those next time.

On July 03 2008 16:00 Logiabs~ wrote: I was sure BB was making a play coz he thought i was just trying to take the pot preflop w/o a good hand.

This sort of thing can get you into a lot of trouble. Don't be paranoid that people are making plays at you all the time.

i flat the sb here fwiw

but yeah ez fold now

i do not have pt3 or hem so no 3bet stats

not much to really think about here this would be a really f'ed up spot with KK

snap fold

On July 03 2008 20:48 [vital]Myth wrote: i flat the sb here fwiw but yeah ez fold now

really, u flat AK in the sb 4 handed?

On July 03 2008 20:48 [vital]Myth wrote: i flat the sb here fwiw but yeah ez fold now

flatting AK 4 handed vs a 26/22 seems pretty meh... Maybe a nit opening utg in a full 6max game

but yeah def an ez fold now. Id hate to have KK here

On July 03 2008 20:48 [vital]Myth wrote: i flat the sb here fwiw

lol que?

insta-fold

wtf i'm flatting to trap

you guys don't trap with AX enough

also i'm trying to induce a squeeze from the BB followed by a call from the orig raiser

now that's a fkn excellent result when you flat AK in the SB