Good question. I'm going to go for the re-raise to 4000 option. If he re-raises all-in, i would then fold. If you re-raise to 4000 i think he will fold the pairs you are beating and call with AK or AK suited.
so you're going for the option that you think gets oppo to fold everything we crush?
My line of thought was that by raising to 4000 he does indeed fold TT and JJ but stays in the hand with AK. But if villian has AA or KK he thinks that we are committed and so re-raises all-in. We then fold and avoid busting out.
There are 12 combinations of JJ and TT and 16 combinations of AK. If he does fold TT and JJ but callls with AK he is still sticking around with more than half of his likely holdings.
so in the example quoted IF he folds JJ to the 4000 re-raise we have still acheived the same result as shoving pre, but, without the risk of busting out if we do run into KK or AA.
As it is, on this flop, we would have increased our profit against AK. By flat calling we really dont know if we are up against an overpair and the only hand that we are beating is AK.
I'm not trying to be clever having a go at this. Just thought that the raise seemed to be the most +ve option IF it folded out TT and JJ.
I'll be happy if people can put me right on this.