With 5000 knives to buy online MTT, do you have the ability to discard this hand of AKs?

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Written by Jonathan Little

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Do a test to see if you have the ability to give up AKs.

5000 knives to buy online game, 8 people table, you yard 100,000, table CL, blinds 700-1400, the second person in the yardstick has 75,000, you sit in the CO position, the front people are folding, you take the AK.

Question 1: Do you choose to call, raise to 2800 or 3200?

Answer: Such a strong card power is certainly not used to call, in terms of the amount of stake, 2800 is more appropriate, if the amount is small, the probability of the opponent in the unfavorable position is higher, and your card is to suppress the opponent's call range, of course, if you think that if you add to 3200, the opponent will also call, then you can add to 3200.

Your minimum raise is 2800, the buttons and the small blind are folded, and only the big blind call is placed. Flop 532, big blind over.

Question 2: Pass, Bet 2000, Bet 4800, Or Bet 7200?

Answer: This flop is completely irrelevant to your range, although you may be the lead, but you need to be clear about how bad it will be to meet the opponent's pass-up after placing a bet.

When you take a marginal card and consider whether to pass the card, you have to ask yourself if you bet on this hand and then be raised, will it be bad?

In this hand, your AK has a card in this deck, and it is two super cards relative to the card face, so the win rate is OK, but if the bet is raised after the bet, this edge card power is difficult to play.

If you really want to bet, it is best to place only a small bet.

You cross the cards, turn 7, and bet 6237 on the big blind.

Question 3: Fold, call, raise to 15,000 or 22,000, which one to choose?

Answer: With AK, almost any transfer card you can consider calling, in addition to issuing, this 7 pairs of large blind range is very favorable, his range contains a lot of small cards, there are also listening cards, so although your card is very strong before the flip, but the card face is unfavorable when the card is issued, and the opponent has taken the initiative to shoot, at this time you should know the current affairs to choose to let go.

Remember not to let small mistakes lead to big mistakes!

This hand was a hand I had recently played in the Winter Main, and after betting against the opponent, I considered folding for a moment.