debatable preflop call. flop raise is fine although size is a bit strong given that you're still on a draw. i would prefer to keep betting the turn, to control size of pot/bets. checkshoving this turn seems a bit spewy, i doubt many fold a made hand here, or even strong flush draw than yours.

it felt weird n spewy, so i had to post lol

u can check raise AK and check this board

check raise bet bet or x/r b f this board

Why u no lead turn?

I actually think the preflop call and the flop raise size is ok. Betting the turn to set up River shove is preferable to your line but....

I cannot hate on the double check raise (triple c/r is the Grail, I think I've only got it in once in my life. It was actually a quadruple c/r. First hand on a deep table and posted in MP instead of waiting for BB. Checked option pre then reraised the guy who isolated me. Proceeded to c/r the next 3 streets and I believe win the pot). It is worth going for despite another option texhnically being better; and you have a damn good hand for it here.

If he is the type to be super stubborn after c-betting this line actually owns the shit out of him. He flats QK on the flop then stabs turn when checked to, owned

It's a weird line but I like it. If he has a naked ace like AQ, it's a tough call. He has to put you on exactly what you have , a combo draw. Only thing is you gotta play your sets or 2 pairs here the same way.

On May 10 2015 18:34 traxamillion wrote:If he is the type to be super stubborn after c-betting this line actually owns the shit out of him. He flats QK on the flop then stabs turn when checked to, owned

+1

On May 11 2015 02:59 Nitewin wrote: It's a weird line but I like it. If he has a naked ace like AQ, it's a tough call. He has to put you on exactly what you have , a combo draw. Only thing is you gotta play your sets or 2 pairs here the same way.

+1

good SPR for this play, betting turn and getting shoved on would be a disaster