Question about AKs

[karax268]

Does the value of AKs become less if their are multiple people All-in?

The reason why I ask this that lately it seems all multiple all-in pots that I play with AK i seem to lose. This could be variance I supose but I like to be sure.

[Zee Devee]

you should look into downloading pokerstove, its free at pokerstove.com

anyway, to answer your question. Yes, AKs loses value when against multiple opponents.


2,097,572,400 games 0.031 secs 67,663,625,806 games/sec

Board:
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 67.045% 66.22% 00.83% 1389004215 17305488.00 { AcKc }
Hand 1: 32.955% 32.13% 00.83% 673957209 17305488.00 { random }

Text results appended to pokerstove.txt

2,144,634 games 29.859 secs 71,825 games/sec

Board:
Dead:

equity win tie pots won pots tied
Hand 0: 41.458% 40.56% 00.90% 869900 19285.42 { AcKc }
Hand 1: 19.500% 18.61% 00.89% 399118 19110.08 { random }
Hand 2: 19.505% 18.62% 00.88% 399400 18934.92 { random }
Hand 3: 19.538% 18.65% 00.89% 399995 19062.58 { random }

The first number is your equity of the pot, or pretty much how likely you are to win.

[karax268]

Allright, I'll look into pokerstove

And thanks for your Answer. When I look at those numbers it will still be profitable though on the long run to call the all-in right?

[shazbox]

Against random hands it will. I don't have PokerStove, but I'm sure it isn't profitable to call an all-in against AA, KK, and AKs

If you get it though you can put it whatever hands you want ( I believe) and see the equity for each one.


Most of the time it is probably correct to call the all in

[karax268]

I thought so

thanks

[taipan168]

It's probably best to post AKs hands where you had a difficult decision. As with most things in poker it is very situation dependent.