3bet Pot OOP w/ AKs

[HoldEmNewby]

Preflop - I prefer a 4bet because given villains image he doesn't seem like his range is much beyond AA-JJ,AK-AQ (if his 3bet range is wider I can see an argument for calling and getting fancy on the flop)

Postflop looks good assuming you call.

I sometimes lead the flop if i have a crazy image, because it looks fishy and hands like KK,QQ,TT will surprisingly stick around for 2 bets.

[primate]

Preflop - How often has villain 3bet preflop? Break this down further into with what frequency and more importantly in what position (blinds or button) does villain 3 bet preflop. Then we can decide whether to push preflop or not.

Post flop - As played its a snap call on the river. You've checked obv hoping to c/rai on the flop. When villain doesn't oblige you've led the turn which is fine. Now call the river, your ahead often enough methinks.

If villain has you crushed on the flop w/ AA, JJ he has played this hand poorly. Only hand I'm worried about is AQ.

nb. I don't think a donkbet on the flop is out of the question here.

[Rob121]

um bet the flop

[NoahSD]

Fold river.

TT and KK need to be hugely discounted because most people won't bet them on them on the river. QQ/AQ make perfect sense. You also see AJ/JJ here occasionally.

[Imrahil]

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Fold river.

TT and KK need to be hugely discounted because most people won't bet them on them on the river. QQ/AQ make perfect sense. You also see AJ/JJ here occasionally.

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Thank you. I don't understand why everyone is so up for calling the river. He doesn't have like TT or Ax here imo.

[Requin]

Yeah fold riv unless you think this is Ax alot, which it probably isn't

[primate]

What are his "Bet river %" stats? >20 consider a call. <20 fold.

[Fulzgold]

another vote for looking him up.