(FR) AKs - overcards + nuts flush draw vs dbet pot size

I think, you played this hand very well. You had 15 outs, and I agree that his donk bet suggested that he had top pair at most. I would discount AT from his range because of the limp preflop.

no point on raising here. I would only continue, OTT, if I improved.

And where is the catch? You cannot fold OTT vs his stack size, would be a big mistake. So what's the right move? Just shove OTF. You are fliping vs TP and crush a draw, and a draw will pay you now, but might not on later streets if both of you miss. And you also have a fold equity, not much really, but you have.

I believe the hand is well played.
I'm not sure about the flop because it is a polarized donkbet and because it is 3-way.
But taking into account stack sizes (they're probably fish), I think it's ok to realize your equity by shoving the flop (yes, shove as semirami said, because you don't want to just raise ang get called/re-raised by UTG).
I also have no idea about their ranges.

Well played. because he hits OTT, but he wants to fold if he doesnt't hit and it will happen 2 out of 3 times. But that would be a big mistake. But OTT he will not know if his overs are good, if the board pairs is he drawing dead now, will be disaster if he folds to lower FD. Turn play is easy when you hit and very difficult when you don't, you have too great pot odds to fold. Shoving the flop makes your life much easier.

Only problem could be that you doesn't have any fold equity on the flop and you need to hit to win, but I would shove the flop as well here against a maniac most likely.

Cheers,
SDK1987

In this situation, shoving flop it's the better option, you have more than 50% of equity.

Originally posted by romanista06
In this situation, shoving flop it's the better option, you have more than 50% of equity.

How/where do I learn this kind of stuff? How much equity would be necessary to shove at each streets taking into account the effective stack size?

Originally posted by pguest

Originally posted by romanista06
In this situation, shoving flop it's the better option, you have more than 50% of equity.

How/where do I learn this kind of stuff? How much equity would be necessary to shove at each streets taking into account the effective stack size?

OTF CO bets 21,4. If you shove you are risking 54,4 (to call 21,4 + his remaining 33) to win a pot of 131,2. If you want to know how much equity you do need just divide what yo risk to the size of the pot. So in this case 54,4/131,2=41.5%. Or you need 41,5% equity for break even, this provided that you have zero fold equity, but IMO you'll have at least some FE, not much but you will have.