Simple AKo Hand No Reads

[Sense1ess]

I probably never call in this situation without reads.

[2Paul2]

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What about against a known good player?


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I fold pretty quickly if I hold the A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. If not it depends what draws I've seen him push in the past. If he's capable of pushing Ax[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] or just an open ender then meh maybe call but it's close.

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Known fish?

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Probably call if he has a tendency to overplay tp hands. Fish seem to love KQ/J for some reason.

Paul

[Leaky Game]

With no read, I'm not playing for 100 or 200 BBs with just a pair.

[Ness]

All,

i just wanted to make sure its still profitable for me to bet three bet against good players with just a flush draw here.

thanks,

ness

[ajmargarine]

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All,

i just wanted to make sure its still profitable for me to bet three bet against good players with just a flush draw here.

thanks,

ness

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nh.

A goot player can find a fold. A donk will call you. Depends a little on your image too, of course.

[Dan Bitel]

Ness,

I probably call here. This is partly down to the fact I'm in general a loose caller, and in part down to my image (as a loose position raiser and a big c-better).

However, more to the point:

If C/Rer is a donk: He will overplay KQ here and he will like to slowplay big hands.

If C/Rer is a good player: He will be very happy to get it in with a draw here and also, when he's seen I'll call down with TPTK here, I'm now keeping him honest and so he's less likely to do this with a draw in the future and I'll get him playing further from optimal poker vs me

[Ness]

I think these flop can be profitable OOP against good players.

He either has TPTK or overpair, both of which good players at this level take pride in folding.

IF he has a set, oops.