NL2 AKo

Your fold here is a huge mistake. You are getting 2.6 to 1 so you need about 38% equity which you have against even the tightest of shoving ranges with AKo.
One piece of advice: Do not fold AK pre flop against aggressive opponents as it usually a mistake.

Think I'm shoving here, but it's villain dependent. If I know they are super nit, I may fold, but unlikely.

FYI you got 4-betted.

The BB counts as a bet pre-flop.

Originally posted by bennisboy
FYI you got 4-betted.

You're right. Thanks.

Originally posted by autheking
Your fold here is a huge mistake. You are getting 2.6 to 1 so you need about 38% equity which you have against even the tightest of shoving ranges with AKo.

I give the average passive Villain in micro (once again, it's NL2) a range as QQ+. I think most of them are passive an call AKo. Some go crazy but I think the trends are more passivity than aggressivity.

Against
QQ+, AKo has 32% of equity.
For JJ+ : 36%.
For QQ+ : 39%.
All those ranges make the shove EV- since there is the rake.
So the only way to be EV+ is to have a read Villain shoves looser (imo).

Well basically have a plan before you make any move, if you plan on 3 betting then you should always have an idea of what you should do. I think 3 betting and folding to a 4 bet with AKo is a huge mistake since you are turning AK into a bluff.So either just call pre flop or 3-bet/call.

Hello EinsteinFranck,

It's totally fine to 3bet/Fold with our hand while we don't want to play AKo in multiway pot and being OOP. If we assume the guy ain't going to shove with a lot worse hands then why not to fold? The equity for us wont be very good either.

If we are against a aggressive guy who could be going broke loose then we are snap-calling it of course.

Best Regards.