I ask my friends! You can put your hand with AK against QQ, I will be grateful!
Would I get it in with AK if I knew the other player was allin with QQ?
I mean what exactly is the question here? Honestly there seems like there's just soooo much jargin & nonsensical stuff in this thread it's hard to sort through it.
There are MANY instances where I'd get the AK in... ie. how much dead money is already in the middle (this could make it a no-brainer to call it off).
Generally speaking though, the power of AK is when you're the one getting it in as opposed to calling it off. AND there are MANY times where it is 100% correct to reshove with it (whether it be a 3bai or 4bai). So many suggesting to call to see a flop... it's a drawing hand etc.,... this is generally nonsense (sorry).
Try looking for articles online with title 'THe power of AK"
Would I get it in with AK if I knew the other player was allin with QQ?
I mean what exactly is the question here? Honestly there seems like there's just soooo much jargin & nonsensical stuff in this thread it's hard to sort through it.
There are MANY instances where I'd get the AK in... ie. how much dead money is already in the middle (this could make it a no-brainer to call it off).
Generally speaking though, the power of AK is when you're the one getting it in as opposed to calling it off. AND there are MANY times where it is 100% correct to reshove with it (whether it be a 3bai or 4bai). So many suggesting to call to see a flop... it's a drawing hand etc.,... this is generally nonsense (sorry).
Try looking for articles online with title 'THe power of AK"
AK is a really strong hand. You don't want to get it all in when you have a a lot of big blinds. But around 30 or less big blinds, its a nice hand. You are not always going to be against QQ or big pairs. A lot of times its against AQ, AJ.
So in the tournament I'm playing with AK 3 bet get allin, and of course his calls, because the hand of AK 5beta push an opponent shows his hand QQ! Do I play?
Who will say what is right, someone that is not? so who is right? I decided to go deeper, and so get started!
the chances are 45% I 55% against the enemy, that means that about 100 hands AK against QQ I will win 45 times out of 100 and lose 55 times! Wow, I said it is not profitable! in the long run I concede! not to mention the case!
So how to play correctly? if I lose in the long run? after much thought and views of different clips, I came to the conclusion that if you know what you're up against a pair that will play such values, whether you hand is suited? Is an aggressive player? what the speaker on the table? and what happens if I play in different versions?
and the answer is obvious! Play Of course not! Only question is how? depending on the situation, such as an aggressive player you in the position play made the call!
Look at the flop and on the flop if you improve to a pair, do not be afraid of a chance to improve 32%, and if you get something suited AK flush draw 11%. so sturuktura flop to give two cards of the same suit are 55%, improve the likelihood QQ set to 12% of the opening, and to be an overpair on the flop 60%! Based on these probabilities it turns out that you need to play AK despite what your opponent or how many of them? there probably will help you intuition! so when you're playing against the major players beware! But what conclusions in the end, I lost!do you ???
I'm curious how you think you are?