KK in small stake NL Tourney

[grasiu]

call/allin - I dont know if I can write it like this, but by it I meant call pf (opting for a raise) and move allin pf if smn raises.
If noone raises be ready to fold flop or later.

Pot flop is standard, 2/3 turn explained by fuzz66.

[paddymcg21]

I like the way this is played. It's a 1 dollar tourney, literally ull see T8, JT, QT all day in a raised pot. I also like the flop bet, actually overbetting the flop your more often than not making ur opponent make a mistake in calling. After he calls I wudnt go all in tho. Bet around 800 and if he shoves your likely beat. Still villain played this like a donk.

[fuzz66]

i disagree. heroes raise from early position narrows his range(1010-AA...AKo, AKs).a lot of good players will call here with marginal hands against weaker opponants with big stacks because of the huge implied odds and the difficulty for weaker players to get off big hands. the overbet on the flop was suspiciuos, villan had med. pair, overcard, backdoor str8 with the possibility of drawing dead non-existant.once again, calling the flop based on huge implied odds against heros range. maybe im giving villian more credit than he deserves, but i cant say his play was wrong.

[FishyMcFish]

Mark the opponent down as someone you'd like to play with all day if they call UTG 3 x raises with 7T.

Pre-flop fine, I don't think players in a $1 are concerned with implied odds and would have the forsight to call marginal hands to hit a big flop. Flope bet was okay but try betting less, it means you are getting info from him and building a pot without commiting yourself to it. If he calls then you know he has something of it, then you can lead for less on the turn, see the raise/all in from villain and throw your KK away.

[fuzz66]

yes, keep looking for players that outplay you postflop and end up stacking you. building big pots with a big stack with hands that have little chance of improving without the ability to get away from the hand when you are beat is disasterous.wether its a 1$ or 1000$ tourney.

[FishyMcFish]

Getting stacked here is down to individual ability, as is the ability to get away from the hand. I personally would love to play against players who call 7T in middle position and would easily be able to get away had I bet less on the flop and turn and faced aggression.

[fuzz66]

would you be willing to risk 4% of your stack to win 100%?