$25 NLHE Full Ring: AKs pos pre Correct play???

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$0.10/$0.25 No Limit Holdem (7 players)

SB: $7.30 VPIP 37% PFR 17% AGG 4.7 HANDS 143
BB: $37.71 VPIP 27% PFR 18% AGG 1.1 HANDS 189
UTG: $35.70
MP Hero: $28.58
MP+1: $42.51
CO: $25.49
BTN: $31.39

Pre-flop: ($0.35) Hero is MP and dealt :ac4: :kc4:
UTG folds, Hero raises to $0.85, 3 folds, SB raises to $7.30 (All-in), BB calls $7.05, Hero Whats the correct play here?????????
 
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What range do you have them on Baub and WV?
 
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Pairs and AK/AQ (maybe AJ) for the BB. The shorty can literally have ATC (you'd be amazed at how wide some of these guys shove) but most likely has something like Ax and smallish pairs.

I'd say we've got almost 40% equity against their ranges and don't forget the BB can still fold (bad players do dumb things) giving us great equity against the shorty with all his money in there as overlay.
 
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BB rarely flats here with KK/AA, if he folds even 5% of the time it's huge.
 
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Pairs and AK/AQ (maybe AJ) for the BB. The shorty can literally have ATC (you'd be amazed at how wide some of these guys shove) but most likely has something like Ax and smallish pairs.

I'd say we've got almost 40% equity against their ranges and don't forget the BB can still fold (bad players do dumb things) giving us great equity against the shorty with all his money in there as overlay.

BB rarely flats here with KK/AA, if he folds even 5% of the time it's huge.

Yessirs, is right on...
 
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Shove. BB just flatting is a bit worrying but it could also be like 88-JJ. With a range of 88+ for BB it's a clear shove imo.
 
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well, I would say shove, but given the low AGG of both, almost certain looking at a pair, probably a hi pair. Even with that, still a 60-40 dog at worst, thus I think shove is best
 
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Easy shove. Fold equity from BB makes it the right play.
 
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well, I would say shove, but given the low AGG of both, almost certain looking at a pair, probably a hi pair. Even with that, still a 60-40 dog at worst, thus I think shove is best

Prety sure AF has nothing to do with PF play so taking that into account is retarded. It's even more retarded when you take into account sample size is >200 hands.
 
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Prety sure AF has nothing to do with PF play so taking that into account is retarded. It's even more retarded when you take into account sample size is >200 hands.

AF actually does take into account PF play, that's why a guy who's like 30/5/2 is rather aggressive post-flop.

AF is irrelevent here though cause we just shove and are nicely ahead.
 
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Where is the HH?

You didn`t complete the hand history for this hand. There would be two approches for this hand. 1) The conservitive approch would be to flatten and act post flop.2) the aggressive approch would be a re-raise or a shove to isolate to h/u with the guy that is small stacked & shoved.
 
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You didn`t complete the hand history for this hand. There would be two approches for this hand. 1) The conservitive approch would be to flatten and act post flop.2) the aggressive approch would be a re-raise or a shove to isolate to h/u with the guy that is small stacked & shoved.

I dont think its even about being aggressive, how can you play this well by flatting? All that is gonna do is decrease your chances of getting the money in when the other guy misses. Also the SPR on this hand when you flat will be low enough that the only good play on the flop would be to shove it in regardless of the cards, so why not just get it in at the start where we already expect to be ahead, which we will be in spots like this, and let people make even bigger mistakes.
 
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not everyone would agree with that move.

I dont think its even about being aggressive, how can you play this well by flatting? All that is gonna do is decrease your chances of getting the money in when the other guy misses. Also the SPR on this hand when you flat will be low enough that the only good play on the flop would be to shove it in regardless of the cards, so why not just get it in at the start where we already expect to be ahead, which we will be in spots like this, and let people make even bigger mistakes.
In a live cash game situation I might re-raise to isolate and so for your hand to get more action on-line I would agree but in live cash?? Hmm. It would be a matter of obsevring the player that you are up against.
 
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Flatting here would be terrible. Folding would be MUCH better than flatting and shoving is MUCH better than folding.
 
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Lol at flatting this hand, wtf :)
 
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