The main villain in this hand hasn't really played alot of hands. So I put him on something pretty stong. All in villain is a donk. I have been raising a lot of hands.

Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (6 handed) Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver Cards)

UTG ($70.20)
MP ($7.50)
Hero ($99.35)
Button ($36.55)
SB ($49.95)
BB ($10.10)

Preflop: Hero is CO with , .
1 fold, MP raises to $1, Hero raises to $3.75, 1 fold, SB raises to $13, 1 fold, MP calls $6.50 (All-In), Hero...

Close spot, i really don't know here so i guess i flip a coin and call if it comes down heads.

Tough spot. If you think that the villain with more chips thinks you have been over-aggressive, this may be a good spot for you. He may be trying to isolate a weaker player with AQ AJ 88 etc. With only $3 in, I think this is a toss up.

Our amount invested doesn't matter. It's nice to think that it does, but it really doesn't.

I'm folding this more often that I am not, but really I think I'd just flip a coin and decide that way. Stacking off usually with AK PF at lower limits is usually standard though, but threeway, I'd probably just flip for it.

i not gonna lie i'm not a fan of the whole AIPF idea w/ AKo

this isn't for 6 big blinds on the bubble of some MTT...



then again it's always up to you...

You're not into getting your money in in what is usually a +EV situation? Your investment, or your gut doesn't matter. If you are properly rolled, and are getting the correct price on a +EV situation, folding is wrong, plain and simple.

Even against ranges of the two opponents, the size of the pot makes up for the fact that we aren't going to turn over the best hand very often, because usually we'll be flipping.