toppair with flushdraw againt nit how to play??

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fold preflop

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what are you questioning?

[MatthewRyan]

I think opening Axs utg is +ev, and the flop is played fine

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I think opening Axs utg is +ev

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wait, what?

[MatthewRyan]

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I think opening Axs utg is +ev

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wait, what?

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well it depends on table conditions, but generally if the table is all 20vpip or lower players, I do it (basically every 5-10 game)

[LerkEr]

fold pre sfo

[Mark1808]

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I think opening Axs utg is +ev, and the flop is played fine

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A10s and lower is a dog to 20 VPIP and you are OOP.

[cbboy]

Axs has a lot of value even UTG. I think there was a big thread on this earlier. Anyone have a link?

[Briman51]

In a six handed game I would limp with Axs.

The flop play here is horrible. I'm not sure I'd even lead out in this position, but the push is where my main problem is:

After his reraise you know you're behind. He either has a two pair, straight or a set - possibly an A with a higher kicker but I doubt it. This means he's calling your push with almost always except with only a pair of Aces. Therefore, you're better off taking a card and seeing if you hit one of your outs (flush).

Basically the value in reraise with a flush draw is if it can flod out some of their range, which your reraise can't.

[highstakesfish]

i need 42 % equity against him if i push and have no foldequity and his range is AQo, AQs , KJs , TT, ATs i have 35 %. so i dont like pushing vs a nit. i didnt thought abotu it in the hand so call flop and fold ui turn is a good play i think. improved is here only hitting the flush. right??

what about folding?

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In a six handed game I would limp with Axs.

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