NL$2: AKd, looking for a plan...

SonOfWestwood · #1 02-20-2007, 01:39 PM

Villain is new to the game, about 10-15 hands. He's limped some pots and folded post flop. I've seen him raise once, and it was to $15, which he simply took down pre-flop, so these large raises may be standard for him.

He has ~$170, and I cover.

6 handed pre-flop: Villain raises to $16 UTG, fold to me on the button with AKd.

If I re-raise to ~50, what then on the flop (pot will be ~100, villain with only ~120 left)? Am I just getting the rest in on any flop? What if villain bets in to me on the flop, still push it?

Thanks for thoughts.

orange · #2 02-20-2007, 01:43 PM

his pfr is so large. is this live?

either way, i probably call pf. though rr-ing can be okay i suppose (just makes postflop awkward as hell).

DaCooler · #3 02-20-2007, 02:19 PM

i think this line is fine, i push any decent flop

SonOfWestwood · #4 02-20-2007, 02:26 PM

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his pfr is so large. is this live?

either way, i probably call pf. though rr-ing can be okay i suppose (just makes postflop awkward as hell).

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Nope, not live, online. Yeah, his PFR was definitely large, and I didn't really know what to do with it.

What do you think of pushing on any flop if we 3-bet it pre-flop?

SonOfWestwood · #5 02-20-2007, 02:27 PM

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i think this line is fine, i push any decent flop

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Regardless of what villain does? Like say he pushes or bets in to you on the flop.

DaCooler · #6 02-20-2007, 02:31 PM

IMO someone who raises to 16 then just calls your 3 bet doesnt have QQ + so if you flop anything other than 3 low clubs etc. push and your probably still ahead, if not your making him call with a low pair and thatll pay off for you later when you do have it