KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

9 handed live cash game
blinds 2$/5$
hero ($1900) dealt Ks Kc in the sb
folds around to CO($3000), who is superlag who raises to 35
My friend on the button($1800), who realizes the CO is superlag, reraises to 160
I'm stuck in a situation with kk here. Do i smooth call to keep the superlag in the pot? Or do i give away my hand by reraising into 2 raises and i happen to be OOP. Which i feel then my hand is transparent. My hand is transparent to my friend either way. So RR or Call?

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

If i only call do i check any flop and see the action? Do i fold to a bet and a raise on a nonace board?

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

Are there any flops i should lead?

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

calling gives away as much, if not more than, 4betting.
if you only call and the superlag calls too, id often bet like 3/5 pot hoping he raises and i can shove oer the top.

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

I would reraise to isolate and make it $450
KK will play best heads up so I would be trying to isolate the super LAG
Your friend on the button should realise you are only repopping with a decent hand so hopefully you shut him out
On the flop I would lead at almost anything except if there are 2 callers and an A hits

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

cold 4 betting would very rarely isolate the lag.

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

Also the super LAg might think you are squeezing so make him pay for being loose

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

i like isolating but what if either of them shove? Do i just accept the fact that i'm stacking off with KK and hope he doesnt have AA?

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

Shove representing AK.

Re: KK in the sb vs. two raises
 

I would call a shove from the LAG , but if the button shoves it is a bit trickier. Since you know how the button plays you should have an idea if his shove would mean aa. but I would be calling any shove and if they have aa thats poker