Is it viable to fold KK preflop against a super TAG with AA?

[Perk76]

In all scenarios you are at least 3betting with KK, therefore once someone comes over with the 4th bet or all in, look at what the pot is giving you on a call.

Take a look at pokerstove and start running ranges vs KK. At the micro levels you will see a wide range willing to get it all in including tag players. I cant pull it up right now due to being at work, but take 2 ranges.

Conservative: AKo, AKs, AA, KK,
More realistic: AQo,AQs,AKo,AKs,JJ,QQ,KK,AA

Due the math then decide if you think you should fold KK at the micros for 100bb's. There is a mathmatical reason as to why you dont fold it preflop at the lower levels.

On a side note: In your example you have 32 hands which means nothing in the scheme of things. I generally dont get into any hands in first 2 or 3 orbits, thats half your hands right there. So dont get caught up in their stats until you have a large sample size.

[DarthHate]

This is the 8% PFR range for villian. You did say villain was 8/8, right? So, even if your 8/8 stats were over 2000 hands, this is still villain's range:

88+,ATs+,KTs+,QJs,AJo+

Now, how exactly do you put him on AA exactly so that you shouldn't be 3betting KK but folding, like you said when you called one of the posters a moron?

Because, it seems you're FRUSTRATED that you've run KK into AA a lot of times preflop and are now considering that when an 8/8 raises preflop and you have KK , he always has AA. When in fact he raises preflop with the range above.

Oh, and 8/8 isn't a super tag. A super tag is 4/3.