How many re-raises before you fold KK?

[Hawklet]

Assume infinately deep stacks. Each raise or reraise is 3x the last one. You have KK.

How many re-raises would it take for the certainty that that other person had aces would outweigh the pot odds?

[Mclane665]

I would need a big big read from the guy who re-re raised is an absaloute rock before I lay down KK

[ninner]

i was playing a tourney in pokerstars and i was heads up ..and i had KK and went all in....he had 22..and on the flop a 224 was shown...talk about the luck

[MDoranD]

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i was playing a tourney in pokerstars and i was heads up ..and i had KK and went all in....he had 22..and on the flop a 224 was shown...talk about the luck

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holy [censored] you waited almost 2 years to make THAT post???

[Death Valley]

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i was playing a tourney in pokerstars and i was heads up ..and i had KK and went all in....he had 22..and on the flop a 224 was shown...talk about the luck

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holy [censored] you waited almost 2 years to make THAT post???

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ROFLMAO

[SplawnDarts]

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Assume infinately deep stacks. Each raise or reraise is 3x the last one. You have KK.

How many re-raises would it take for the certainty that that other person had aces would outweigh the pot odds?

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Of course the answer is that it depends: specifically it depends on how light your opponents are willing to put in the previous raises.

[Red_Diamond]

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Assume infinately deep stacks. Each raise or reraise is 3x the last one. You have KK.

How many re-raises would it take for the certainty that that other person had aces would outweigh the pot odds?

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This doens't make sense, do you see why?

[andreaslund]

this is when i dont´s have a read oon the fellow: in a ring game if I raise to 4times bb and get a re to 2-3 ttimes my raise, it´s all in or fold, if we both don´t have big stacks. If I raise him again and he on me again i´l lay down in second. If

[zer0]

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Assume infinately deep stacks. Each raise or reraise is 3x the last one. You have KK.


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i would just keep raising with my infinite stack until he gets bored and folds

[trickyAAA]

The only hand that is ahead is AA. If one guy holds AA then you are about 8% to win the pot. If two guys hold AA, you are even better than that. So, while there may be a certain number of re-raises at which point I would fold, there also is a certain point at which it would be incorrect to fold because of the pot odds.