AKo continuing bluff vs reg

I do not like raising this dry flop.
In addition- do not like the turn bet too.

This play might work if you have some reads of villain. It is still quite risky. I would not raise OTF and turn our hand into a bluff. It would be much better if you hold Ah, not Kh.

1. too small raise otf as if you had set etc. you would make it atleast 1.2$-1.6$.
2. Nice turn card to continue barreling but I think that we could bet a bit smaller like around $2.
3. I think that with AK here you could float the flop instead of raising. You have some showdown value and overcards + you can steal the pot later and keep villains range wider by calling.
4. I prefer to raise hands like 67/3x here as a bluff(67 has no showdown value and we have a gutshot and can improve - 3x can still get some "value" from FD: s and hit trips/2pairs.)

Thanks guys,
I'm expecting 80%+ FE here:) He doesn't have what to call me with:)

He has Ax flushes all day long...

Originally posted by vengeance77
Thanks guys,
I'm expecting 80%+ FE here:) He doesn't have what to call me with:)

What do you think he is calling your x/r with? Flush draws, sets and overpairs? Overpairs might fold to your turn bet. He should fold most of his range to your check raise. I don't think you have so great fold equity than you think. This is why I don't like raising OTF

Overpair might fold on flop vs this xr.

Yes. Anyway villain will have strong holdings after he calls our x/r and that turn card completes flushes, which he has in his range. Flushes will call, sets will call, maybe even AhJx will call? Instead of that 80% fold equity I would say we have closer to 20%

Villain will have here mostly flushes. Sets will re-raise the flop.
Anyway, it is expensive move and I do not like it.

Wrong selection of hand. You'll have goodies like 6♥:4♥: to do this with.