TT vs AK

I think the shove is a over play. You are turning your hand in to a bluff and there aren't to many better hands that will fold. Only JJ-QQ maybe that doesn't draw to a flush. Read less I would fold on the 4bet pre-flop.

Cheers,
SDK1987

Preflop 3B + call 4B is preflop overplay.
Rerise on the board with AK .. oponent could have AA, or KK, or AKs .. or what you expect for preflop 4B?
How you count your preflop equity 57% - TT vs. AA, KK, AK .. I see only cca 28%, with AK or with QQ - 36-40%.

What is you chance to catch flush ?
On the flop I see you have only 32% equity vs AA, KK, Aks.
He is calling 9,21 USD to win cca 28,14 USD se he needs cca 32% and he has cca 60%. You have no flush or who was call 4B with QJd?

Its not a good shove. When ur opponent calls there u are most likely beat.

Thanks guys

i woundn't even call the 4bet and i understand your logic
however when the flop comes and your opponent bets, there's really and absolutely no reason to re-raise, shoving even more

Don't 3bet this sort of hand if you don't know what you're doing. I tend to recommend flatting JJ and TT and AQ vs EP for beginners - It's the sort of hand that cannot call vs a tight 4bet range (which makes it super disgusting to have to 3bet/fold such a high equity hand).

Also, his size was quite huge, >3X your 3bet size. That's way too expensive.

I also don't think you necessarily get that much value with TT vs his EP/MP opening range - I'm more inclined to make this sort of light 3bet vs tough highstakes regs or weak fish but not ABC tight regs.

F: The plan is to call once and fold Turn. Why do you need to shove here? Nothing worse calls, nothing better folds