AKs got lucky. +EV?

[sh58]

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Why do i want to shove the flop?

Im so bad at shoving [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

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shoving puts your opponent to a decision for all his chips, yo.

plus its fun

[Beanos]

Shove anywhere

[Clever Nickname]

Shoving the flop is a bold and aggressive play which puts your opponent on a decision for all his chips, ldo

But seriously, you have too much equity here to just call the flop, and then what, check/fold a blank turn? Or, if you're calling all in on a blank turn, why not just shove the flop yourself and maximize your fold equity?

[SamuraiJon]

I'm also all aboard the shove flop suggestion. I'm guessing this guy had kings and was scared you set queens. At any rate, if you shove flop you can take the pot down right there vs a nit & you have 12 outs vs kings.

[sh58]

also by not shoving you may not get action when you hit a diamond

[lsaw2]

Shove flop or turn.

[JFsports]

yah standard flop shove

[TimM846]

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Shove anywhere

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[Physixius]

Hey guys, i 've been reading 2+2 for some time now, but i decided to make my first post

cant u ad AA, KKor QQ to his range (hard to say since we dont have numbers on villain)
and if u add these to his range, is it still a push, since the A and K are no longer outs

feel free to correct me, i'm here to learn

[Nick Royale]

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Hey guys, i 've been reading 2+2 for some time now, but i decided to make my first post

cant u ad AA, KKor QQ to his range (hard to say since we dont have numbers on villain)
and if u add these to his range, is it still a push, since the A and K are no longer outs

feel free to correct me, i'm here to learn

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AA/KK/QQ is def in his range, but our equity vs his range when called combined with our folding equity is still easily enough to push since there's also JJ/TT/AK and som other hands in there.