AA facing big raise live

[hamburgerHELMUTh]

In my experience that range is way too tight for low limit live poker. In face I consider K9 one of his most likely hands.

[Jay.Yang]

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In my experience that range is way too tight for low limit live poker. In face I consider K9 one of his most likely hands.

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agree

[SSky06]

Yeah his range is not that tight. I said he was solid, meaning he knows what he is doing and seems very knowledgeable about the game - not that he is a rock. 22-AA AK AQ and most suited connectors are in his range here since he is closing the action with his call preflop. It certainly isn't just AA-1010 and AK.

I don't know about the KQ suggestions, it just seems like this player isn't going to stack a tag with KQ or KJ on a K high flop with a C/R.

[Warren Harding]

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TAGish. I've been at the table for about 2 hours and have barely played any hands due

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From villain's perspective, a lot of your range consists of cetting having missed the flop. Plus, you may appear weak-tight to villain.

If I were villain holding a set or K9, I'd rather raise to 60 and get your remaining 90 on the turn, or something similar.

Shove.

[LadyWrestler]

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Why are 66 or 99 not also in that range?

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IMO, solid cash players do not usually set mine when they are going to the flop against one other player and the price is 5 more BB's just to see the flop.