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A9ofHearts
Visionary
Silver Level
What is the best way to play AK at a micro table in a situation like this?
$0.05/$0.10 NLHE 9 Players on Bovada
I had just sat down about one orbit before so I don't have any reads or anything.
The starting stacks for the hand were as follows
UTG $3.50
UTG+1 $33.63
UTG+2 $2.80
UTG+3 (ME) $16.34
UTG+4 $6.49
Dealer $9.62
SB $4.09
BB $11.33
I'm dealt
UTG calls $0.10
UTG+1 Raises $0.30
UTG+2 calls $0.30
UTG+3 (ME) calls $0.30
UTG+4 Folds
Dealer Folds
Small Blind Folds
Big Blind Calls
UTG Calls
Flop
Big Blind Checks
UTG Checks
UTG+1 Bets $0.80
UTG+2 Calls $0.80
UTG+3 (ME) Calls $0.80
Big Blind Folds
UTG Folds
TURN
UTG+1 Checks
UTG+2 All-in $1.70
UTG+3(ME) Calls $1.70
UTG+1 Folds
River
Results below:
This hand obviously worked out well, but my main question with this is how do I play AK preflop in a spot like that? Should I 3-bet some of the time, or is just a call good in a spot like that? Also is just calling the flop a good thing since it's a pretty dry board that I really don't need to worry to much about protecting?
Thanks, I didn't put this in the hand analysis section because I'm looking for more general strategy rather than stuff that is specific to this hand.
Also what would be the best play if I the ace on the flop would have been something like a 10?
Thanks a bunch
$0.05/$0.10 NLHE 9 Players on Bovada
I had just sat down about one orbit before so I don't have any reads or anything.
The starting stacks for the hand were as follows
UTG $3.50
UTG+1 $33.63
UTG+2 $2.80
UTG+3 (ME) $16.34
UTG+4 $6.49
Dealer $9.62
SB $4.09
BB $11.33
I'm dealt
UTG calls $0.10
UTG+1 Raises $0.30
UTG+2 calls $0.30
UTG+3 (ME) calls $0.30
UTG+4 Folds
Dealer Folds
Small Blind Folds
Big Blind Calls
UTG Calls
Flop
Big Blind Checks
UTG Checks
UTG+1 Bets $0.80
UTG+2 Calls $0.80
UTG+3 (ME) Calls $0.80
Big Blind Folds
UTG Folds
TURN
UTG+1 Checks
UTG+2 All-in $1.70
UTG+3(ME) Calls $1.70
UTG+1 Folds
River
Results below:
UTG+2 Had
This hand obviously worked out well, but my main question with this is how do I play AK preflop in a spot like that? Should I 3-bet some of the time, or is just a call good in a spot like that? Also is just calling the flop a good thing since it's a pretty dry board that I really don't need to worry to much about protecting?
Thanks, I didn't put this in the hand analysis section because I'm looking for more general strategy rather than stuff that is specific to this hand.
Also what would be the best play if I the ace on the flop would have been something like a 10?
Thanks a bunch