What is my line here?
Which play would've made more sense on the flop?
$5/$10 party full table (yes! I stopped playing 6 max - for now)
Villain #1 raises in MP (loose aggressive preflop - big raising range, but seems to settle down post-flop)
Villain #2 calls (from the time I've sat with him, haven't noticed him going out of line, mostly showing down solid hands)
Hero in LP 3-bets with AK of spades
Villain #1 and #2 calls
Flop K 9 3 (2 spades)
Check to me and I bet with TPTK and nut flush draw
Villain #1 calls, villain #2 CR
Should hero 3 bet to get rid of villain #1 or should hero smooth call to bring villain #1 along due to the big draw hero has (and also if a spade hit, then I get squeeze an extra BB). Also 3-betting might be able to get me a free-card if the turn is a non-spade, but if villain #2 does have a set, he will be capping the flop (assumption) and will be leading out the turn, so I'm costing myself an extra BB on the flop probably behind right now to hope to catch my flush.
$5/$10 party full table (yes! I stopped playing 6 max - for now)
Villain #1 raises in MP (loose aggressive preflop - big raising range, but seems to settle down post-flop)
Villain #2 calls (from the time I've sat with him, haven't noticed him going out of line, mostly showing down solid hands)
Hero in LP 3-bets with AK of spades
Villain #1 and #2 calls
Flop K 9 3 (2 spades)
Check to me and I bet with TPTK and nut flush draw
Villain #1 calls, villain #2 CR
Should hero 3 bet to get rid of villain #1 or should hero smooth call to bring villain #1 along due to the big draw hero has (and also if a spade hit, then I get squeeze an extra BB). Also 3-betting might be able to get me a free-card if the turn is a non-spade, but if villain #2 does have a set, he will be capping the flop (assumption) and will be leading out the turn, so I'm costing myself an extra BB on the flop probably behind right now to hope to catch my flush.
Comments
I think the hand you will see most often is another AK sometimes KQ and the least likely being a set of 9s. Against AK it is a freeroll for you, Against KQ he is drawing slim and the worst case you are losing to a set but still have 9 outs to the nuts.
This is a monster but not invinsible hand and you should play it as fast as possible. Just my opinion though so take it for what its worth.
ditto
I'd have to agree with this, and by going crazy on the flop it may help disguise your spade draw so if it hits you can get payed off because your opponents probably won't have you on the spade draw. I'm going to hammer this on the flop, and probably check-call the turn if it isn't a spade.