KK in RR pot vs resistance, 200bb deep

[Big Poppa Smurf]

ok I just talked it over with shpanko, we decided it's ok to get the money in here, but calling the turn and open-shoving the river looks much weirder and less strong than the check-raise.

I also think that getting 4-1 with an overpair villain might call QQ-TT more often than I was implying in my earlier posts.

[delta k]

green apple splatters

[gimmetheloot]

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green apple splatters

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best response in SSNL.

[goofyballer]

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I don't really get what your "friend" was trying to do here.

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Very clever AJ; however, the "Hero is running at 22/20" line in the OP should obviously disqualify me from having played this hand. Also, I don't fold overpairs in RR pots. Also, this was on Stars.

[tannenj]

looks good after the flop check. i'd check the flop once in a while, but usually i'd just lead.

[Keyser.]

This smells like one of those crazy CAterp folds. Bet flop. If you pot flop and he raises you can CONSIDER giving him credit for AA, but as played I don't think villain has to have AA or a set here every time.

I think so many 2p2ers like this style of assuming our opponents will play rationally in big pots like this, meaning that we assume they check behind TT-QQ and AcKc because that's what we would do. But in practice I really don't think that's the case. A lot of villains will be betting with a wider range than we think simply b/c of hero's image and his two postflop checks.

[Mcot]

It baffles me how someone can get 200bb when they play this badly.

Bet the flop, evaluate, then fold if he comes way over the top.

[tannenj]

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It baffles me how someone can get 200bb when they play this badly.

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yeah, hero's play is horrendous. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

putting in 200 BBs with KK in this spot is great.

[ChoicestHops]

Bet flop, push a reraise. When you run into a set reload afterwards.

[Parlay Slow]

wow the advice in this thread is awful