Line check: This villain can't fold an overpair

[twang]

Villain is tight pf and he constantly overplays TPTK/big pairs. Basically: he never folds an overpair. Never.

NL100, 6 max

Stack sizes:
Hero: $100
MP: $
CO: $
Button: $
SB: $
BB: $100

Pre-flop: (6 players) Hero is UTG with 66
Hero raises to $4, 4 folds, BB reraises to $13, Hero calls

Flop: ($26.5, 2 players) 3 4 5 rainbow
BB bets $25, Hero calls.

He has KK/AA. If I hit on turn I will take his remaining 62$. If I don't hit I fold to his turnbet. Folding the flop given the implied odds is bad. Pushing as a 40-60 dog and 0% FE is also silly, right? Just want to make sure this is standard.

[jk3a]

fold pf, fold flop

[pdoran10]

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fold pf, fold flop

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[twang]

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fold pf, fold flop

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I'd love to hear why.

[deucedeuce00]

Fold everywhere. Although sometimes I'll be weak and see a flop here, once I don't flop a set I'm gone. You aren't getting correct odds to draw.

[pdoran10]

simple risk reward (just decided to make that name up) odds.
You're risking too much moniez to win too little moniez both pf and on the flop.
i could get into the exact math, but there are other old threads about this and i hate math.

[Novles]

lol, why would anyone fold AA/KK in a rr pot for 100bb on this board?

[jk3a]

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fold pf, fold flop

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I'd love to hear why.

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your implied odds aren't near as good as you think they are.

[twang]

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fold pf, fold flop

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I'd love to hear why.

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your implied odds aren't near as good as you think they are.

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The premise is that villain won't fold a big pocket pair/TPTK, no matter what. And the plan is obviously to shut down on the turn if I don't hit a 2, 6 or 7.

Preflop I lose 9$ 7 times (63$) and one time I win the pot + his remaining stack [17.5$ + 82.5$ = 100$). 63 < 100 and calling is fine.

On the flop I lose 25$ 4 times (100$) and I win the pot + his remaining stack one time (51.5$ + 62$ = 113.5$). 100 < 113.5 and calling is fine (but closer than preflop).

I have a horrible cold so please correct me if I screwed up the numbers or made some other mistake.

[carnivalhobo]

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fold pf, fold flop

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I'd love to hear why.

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your implied odds aren't near as good as you think they are.

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The premise is that villain won't fold a big pocket pair/TPTK, no matter what. And the plan is obviously to shut down on the turn if I don't hit a 2, 6 or 7.

Preflop I lose 9$ 7 times (63$) and one time I win the pot + his remaining stack [17.5$ + 82.5$ = 100$). 63 < 100 and calling is fine.

On the flop I lose 25$ 4 times (100$) and I win the pot + his remaining stack one time (51.5$ + 62$ = 113.5$). 100 < 113.5 and calling is fine (but closer than preflop).

I have a horrible cold so please correct me if I screwed up the numbers or made some other mistake.

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sometimes you flop a set and lose