Quote Originally Posted by Stripclubjunkie
Real hand(reversed from Vilian to Hero):

100NL FR. Dealt to Hero AK. Hero is BB, vilian calls 1$, opp raises to 4$, Hero calls 3$ and vilian calls 3$.

Pot: 11.5$

:As:

Hero bets 7$ and vilian raises to 30$ and hero folds b/c he don't wanna play a big pot here. That is a standard fold versus 10/6(me ).

In the hand hero didn't fold, he moved allin and vilian calls.
Vilian shows: 22
Hero shows: TPTK
the above spot is diffciult because it could be a flush draw using folding equity.

The line for this is often to call the raise and lead a diamond free turn for 1/2 pot type bet and fold to a further raise/push. On a diamond turn you obviously check/fold to any more betting.

lhe is a double edged sword for nl players. Its especially pertinent to 6max games becuase decent lhe players can often take middle pair to showdown when its good along with other marginal stuff. But as said its a double edged sword, it can make you quite calling station-y which is often bad rather than good.

Knowing tptk is beaten is an experience thing imo. If you take certain lines with certain hands in certain situations and on specific flops you can get away with losing say only half or a third of a stack vs getting stacked because of learning from the info someone is giving you by their betting patterns.
the $30 raise in hand 1 makes me think AK no goot, but id need to know how the guy normally plays a flush draw.