AKs pre, Ship or fold?

Only real comment is make your iso raise bigger -- it gives your 4Bet more authority.
Did you put this hand into Equilab to see what your equities look like?

Besides the stats, did you have any other general observations about the player?
Some notes on past hands maybe?

I'd hate to fold here, but shipping seems like overplay, and because of the size of the 4Bet it is your only real 5Bet option.

I'm curious to read what the real experts think though...

Originally posted by VorpalF2F
Only real comment is make your iso raise bigger -- it gives your 4Bet more authority.
Did you put this hand into Equilab to see what your equities look like?

Besides the stats, did you have any other general observations about the player?
Some notes on past hands maybe?

The Iso and the 4B was from villain.
Do you mean I should have made my 3B bigger?

I didn't put it in equilab yet. Would be a good idea. But hard to figger out on what range I should put villain. Seen his aggro style preflop I would think there could be more then just AA/KK/AKs,. What do you suggest?

I didnt't see him get way out of line so far.

Originally posted by TFL999
The Iso and the 4B was from villain.
Do you mean I should have made my 3B bigger?

I didn't put it in equilab yet. Would be a good idea. But hard to figger out on what range I should put villain. Seen his aggro style preflop I would think there could be more then just AA/KK/AKs,. What do you suggest?

Ooops -- sorry. Sometimes it is hard to tell from a plain text hand history.
Your 3Bet is a good size.

Suggested range
here is a "standard" MP vs CO 3Bet chart:

In Equilab:

       Equity     Win     Tie
MP3    40.46%  33.69%   6.77% { TT+, AJs+, KQs, AJo+, KQo }
CO     59.54%  52.77%   6.77% { AKs }

This is ignoring UTGs limp/fold

The same set of charts has AKs marked as "3Bet Call" in other words, your 3Bet is fine, but you should call.
These are not absolutes here -- since opponent appears aggro, you could consider the 5Bet.
Bear in mind that bad players can get good hands.

Cheers,
VS

Thx for your thoughts on this.

The equilab you put up here was the range against my 3B. His 4B range is gonna be smaller.

Indeed I usually should, and will, flat the 4B from villain.
The problem with this situation I had is that villain makes the 4B really big. Effective so big that calling is hard because of my stack to pot ratio on the flop then.
So that's what me left wondering, if calling is indeed (?) not an option: Should I ship it all-in pre or fold it. Given that this is NL10 with CU-MP. positions.

Rgrds,
TFL

Originally posted by TFL999
The equilab you put up here was the range against my 3B. His 4B range is gonna be smaller.

Yeah, true I didn't include the legend.
The red colour on AKo means 3Bet/5Bet
So the chart is suggesting that you continue with AK

I don't have 4Bet charts, and again, there is the added complication of the dead money.
Its small, but its there.