WTF Kinda Re-raise is that?!

[Pokerfarian]

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I don't.

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That's because every time your "sure" they have AA and you stick it in with KK and are up against AK,QQ,JTs,75 etc you forget about the hand as one where your decision was obvious.
I can't believe I replied to a thread which was about whether to fold KK preflop [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[levAA]

so this means if you are not playing against chan you will have KK vs. AA every 200 hands or so and loose all your chips.

the good thing is - as long as you don't play against chan you have the rockets every 200 hands or so and win all the chips of the villain holding KK.

the only issue is, never play against chan ;-)

[UtzChips]

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so this means if you are not playing against chan you will have KK vs. AA every 200 hands or so and loose all your chips.

the good thing is - as long as you don't play against chan you have the rockets every 200 hands or so and win all the chips of the villain holding KK.

the only issue is, never play against chan ;-)

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I didn't say I shoulda folded. I said I don't recall a single time being trapped with AA like he did, and it not being AA.

I have yet to fold KK, and doubt that I will in the near future.

I'm just lookin for examples of similar hands where the guy didn't have AA. I couldn't find any in my database.

[Dunkman]

Even if there are some situations where it would be correct to fold KK PF, do you really think it's one of the top 100 leaks in your game, and therefore warrants tons of study time and discussion?

[ForRealDD]

If he only makes this play with QQ,KK,AA we have 50% equity. Adding in AK gives us 57% equity. It's always a shove without other concrete info.

[hamnegger]

i laid kk down once preflop. i was wrong the guy had kk too

[8Adam8]

You have 30BBs and KK

just stick it in