The wrong play? AQ

[Aleeki]

Hi guys,

Would appreciate your feedback on this one.

pokerstars (Tournament): $6 + $0.50, 6 players
Sun Feb 24 05:35:24 NZDT 2008
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exscalibur ($1,235)
NathTas ($2,305)
101AK ($2,710)
maserie ($4,355)
Berenger82 ($770)
Aleeki ($2,125)

maserie is the button.

Precards:
Berenger82 posts the small blind $75, Aleeki posts the big blind $150.

Preflop: Aleeki is dealt A♦ Q♥ (6 active)
2 folds, 101AK raises to $450, 2 folds, Aleeki raises to $2,125 (all-in), 101AK calls $1,675.

Flop: 6♣ K♣ 4♥ ($4,325, 2 players)

Turn: 6♣ K♣ 4♥ 7♦ ($4,325, 2 players)

River: 6♣ K♣ 4♥ 7♦ J♠ ($4,325, 2 players)

Final Pot: $4,325
Aleeki, net: -$2,125, Lost at showdown, has A♦ Q♥ (Ace High)
101AK, net: $2,200, Won at showdown, has 3♦ 3♥ (a Pair of Threes)
Berenger82, net: -$75, Folded Preflop

 

[Aleeki]

Oh and Villian was 23/10/0.8

 

[shinedown.45]

Wow, you have your priorities a little mixed up.
You raise AK in one hand and go all-in with AQos?
With the first HH regarding AK, you were right to fold to a laggy spewtard because any pair had you beat on the flop.
As for this hand, a call would have been fine to see a flop then c-bet the flop about 1/2 to 3/4 pot, this way there would have been 3 overs on the board to the PP and your bet would have possibly pushed villian off his hand.
I believe this way of playing allows fold equity.
Looking at villians PT stats tell me you could have easily pushed villian off his hand on the flop.

 

[Dorkus Malorkus]

shine - RESULTS ORIENTED ALARM NEEENEERNEEENEER.

This looks pretty standard to me - villain's CO raising range should be pretty wide, we have fold equity if we shove (well, given that villain called with 33 maybe we don't - but we have to assume we do at the time with the information provided) and our stack is a little too big for a stop and go and too small to justify calling and hoping to hit a flop.

 

[Aleeki]

Hmmm yes i can see what you mean about my priorities with AK and AQ. I seem to have more trouble in general playing against loose players than tight.