NL50 - AK vs a Squeeze, Tight Fold?
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NL50 - AK vs a Squeeze, Tight Fold?
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50 (5 Players)
BB: $93.97
UTG: $49.18
CO: $17.38
BN: $50.21
SB: $51.00 (Hero)
UTG: $49.18
CO: $17.38
BN: $50.21
SB: $51.00 (Hero)
Preflop
($0.75)
Hero is SB with
K
A
, , , , ,
Final Pot
BN wins $6.00
Villain 5 and Villain 6 are clearly fishes. BTN is a tight player. I wouldn't classify him as a reg, but he's not a rec either. Given the fact Villain 6 is short, so BTN should squeeze a linear and strong range. Also, BTN doesn't 3bet or squeeze very ofte, so his range should be somewhat narrow.
In game I folded, because for marginal spot, but I could be very nitty
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Yeah, i dont think 4b/jam would be marginal at all. I think BTN can easily do it with a hands like AQ/AJ/AT and he shouldnt feel bad if 30bb player cc/jam on him preflop.
So, i agree that this preflop sqz is very strong (around 5.5% from a data i own), but AK is just powerhouse on its own, and you should defintely profit here, even against really tight players.
Ty for remind me how nitty and weak I am :).
How do you come up with that 5.5% percentage?
Well, you must calculate if your 4b, 5b or call will make more money than -50bb/100.
What about 5 bet jam?
Because when you 4bet, you are allowing multiple players to just call and see a flop. And it's quite hard to play this OOP with such low SRP.
It's a 4bet jam btw...
Well, I don't plan to 4bet not AI, my choices would be fold or just jam
Jamming here is going to be +EV for sure with the amount of money in the middle and your blockers are so good that you're going to have a decent amount of fold equity
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