AK fourbet vs light-threebetting tag.
I'll do this as two parts. First I wanna talk about the preflop action. Isn't it almost standard to do this with AK in this scenario? Or is it at least a feasible play that you can mix it up with? It seems like flat calling just gives the pot up way too much on the flop, and folding obviously sucks.
FullTiltPoker Game #1132001332: Table Ambler (6 max) - $1/$2 - No Limit Hold'em - 0:30:24 ET - 2006/10/22
Seat 1: loloPOZZEDu ($379.95)
Seat 2: HewyO ($91.55)
Seat 3: koreanboy ($242.15)
Seat 4: spalding smails ($306.10)
Seat 5: hardway212 ($200)
Seat 6: MrsJoer ($105.35)
HewyO posts the small blind of $1
koreanboy posts the big blind of $2
5 seconds left to act
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to loloPOZZEDu [As Kd]
spalding smails folds
MrsJoer folds
loloPOZZEDu raises to $7
HewyO folds
koreanboy raises to $22
loloPOZZEDu raises to $72
Then, the flop action:
*** FLOP *** [Td 6d 8h]
koreanboy checks
Renton has 170 behind effective and is looking at a very juicy 145 pot, and VERY clearly representing AA or KK, and has 6 outs plus two backdoor draws (about 30 ish percent equity) vs villains most likely holding (QQ/JJ). What does he do?