[Flups]

Usually when the pre-flop betting gets as big as in this particular hand, you're most likely up against QQ+ (unless you're facing a donkey). So, when the flop comes Q-high, isn't the best thing that could happen a split with the other 2 KK? I really can't see anything we beat when it goes AI on this flop after the pre-flop action.

To prevent these kind of sticky situations I either shove and feel happy about it, or call and try to find out if my hand is best after the flop (because I'm not committed then). Same goes for AA: If you 4-bet half your stack and the flop comes K-high, what are you gonna do? Shove anyway I assume. So why not shove it pre-flop while you're certain to be ahead?

Does that make any sence?