Re: NL400 SICK laydown with KK somewhat deep
 

Preflop your choices are push or fold I think. Okay, maybe a call only if you are then willing to laydown the flop if you don't hit your set.

In short, preflop:

Folding: Is okay only if you are very very certain of your read that he is only doing this with aces. I felted once with KK to find myself up against - KK.

This TAG - what does he think of you? He might be re-raising with QQ if he puts you on TT+ and AK etc.


Raising all in: I'm pushing here, buy I only play live, so YMMV.

Calling: A call here is only good if you hit your set, and folding the flop if you don't. As such, your flop call is bad IMO - if you're planning on calling the flop, push PF.

NOTE: I might point out that calling PF hoping to hit a set, you are barely getting the required implied odds to call, assuming you believe you can stack him if you hit your set. You definitely do not have odds nor implied odds to call this flop bet, hoping to spike your set on the turn. If he has aces fold this flop. Otherwise, push, but calling is bad here.


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Re: NL400 SICK laydown with KK somewhat deep
 

I actually don't hate it.

If villain doesn't get out of line, his range for betting the turn is tighter than his range for betting the flop.

Re: NL400 SICK laydown with KK somewhat deep
 

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This TAG - what does he think of you? He might be re-raising with QQ if he puts you on TT+ and AK etc.


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you are squeezing in an obvious squeeze spot, so hopefully you have a wider range in this spot than TT+ AK as its free money