$200nl - 4-bet pot - NFD + overcards against open shove

I have no read on opposition as this is only my 2nd orbit. Initially I thought that this is standard and an easy decision but the longer I think about it the more I would like to know what you guys think? Without reads and in position I often call with AK now as 4-betting on Ongame is pretty rare.

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No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $1/$2
5 players
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Stack sizes:
UTG: $389.50
CO: $200.00
Hero: $197.00
SB: $146.15
BB: $212.55

Pre-flop: (5 players) Hero is Button with A :spade: K :spade:
UTG raises to $7, CO folds, Hero raises to $24, 2 folds, UTG raises to $52, Hero calls.

Flop: 5 :spade: J :spade: 2 :heart: ($107, 2 players)
UTG is all-in $337.5, Hero ??

i would call

snap it.

roll them dices

pick up the phone

Folding preflop is not weak here.
We have 10 outs if we're lucky IMO, most of the time i think we're drawing to a TJQ flop... :P

Even against a range of AA,KK, or a set of Jacks you still have 37% equity, which is a tiny amount more than you need.
So I call as his range could definitely be wider than that, in which case its definitely a call.

flop is an insta call, and what miffed said...if he has a QQ+/AK range, then pushing is better than calling. if it's QQ+ then just fold. i dont get calling.

If you're too chicken shit to gamble here, you're playing too big and/or too deep.

lol@folding

No I was not folding and I instacalled but I posted this hand because two friends told me that I should have folded which I found quite peculiar.

I have started to sometimes call with AK in position after being 3-bet. The jury is still out if this is a good move.

snap call. calling here is fine in position, isnt it? Do we always 4bet AK in these spots? AKs only?

i dont see an advantage for having position with just a pot bet left. villain has the advantage of being the first to bet on the flop.

so are you just hoping to hit the flop...or what's with calling AK to a 4bet with 100bb?

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Originally Posted by benny999

i dont see an advantage for having position with just a pot bet left. villain has the advantage of being the first to bet on the flop.

so are you just hoping to hit the flop...or what's with calling AK to a 4bet with 100bb?

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I have noticed that many people nowadays just call 3-bets with AA/KK and AK is just 4-betting/push. For 100bb there is not much you can do despite getting all the money in there when you hit the board in any way. I often tend to play AK like Aces and had good success so far. I am still not quite sure if its a good strategy.

However, I am offsetting this by 4-betting light if I have been "caught" calling 3-bets with AK.

but what happens when u miss the flop? do villain's just c/f JJ-QQ since it looks like you have AA?