$335 Laying down KK on a dry flop

[allhappythoughts]

If he's as legitimate as you say he is, he probably has one of the AA/QQ/77 hands. Thing is, I still don't really understand why he c/r on the flop UNLESS he has AA. It doesn't really seem like he's maximizing value w/ a set. I'm sure he doesn't expect both of you to fold, but calling off the flop bet to build the pot seems like a better way to extract value if he had QQ or 77. It's still a pretty good board to let one more card come out on the turn even with AA before moving in, IMO, but I could see an argument for c/r all in with 2 opponents in the pot. I don't see it with QQ or 77.

Great laydown, btw. (No way in hell I could ever make that in the middle of a game.)

[pokerman777]

as a see two villians solid players . After check raise mp1 can have aa,aq .
But one else problem what the second villian has after cold call : kq, set ,aq ... ? For me it's fold .

[darinvg]

That's a crazy lay down but w/ the reads I guess it's good.

[Pudge714]

Ya this is fine. Assan8tor makes some spewy plays, but there aren't many hands you beat since this board is so dry. If it is two tone I call.