10NL Is it correct to shove KK PF?

[ImprovinNewbie]

theres a great chance this is results oriented but if one raises PF with KK and is reraised what hands are calling you AI? Espescially when you are deep, like 250bb deep. the last few times ive been really deep and this senario happens its never JJ, QQ or AK. what do you guys do? call and play poker after the flop, i mean, if its the hand you never want to see when you have kings the flop will most likely come less than K high and youll go broke anyway. what is the deal?

[Sean Fraley]

I moved back up to Stars 10NL a couple days ago, and have had all-in shoves called by crap like any suited ace, any pocket pair, any two broadway. I don't know what site your playing on, but I have never seen any reason to not shove against anyone with over 2% PFR.

[Triggerle]

250BB is quite deep and I would consider seeing a flop.

At NL10 up to 150-170BB you will get called by AK, AQ, 77+ and often even worse crap like AJ, A9, QT, KJ, KQ.

[ye1tzen]

I was in this situation a few days ago. I had 350BB, villain had 250BB... I called the third raise to see a flop. Didn't matter... flop was 522 and I had no choice but to call his all-in. I can't see myself ever laying it down without a very, very reliable read.

[and12006]

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At NL10 up to 150-170BB you will get called by AK, AQ, 77+ and often even worse crap like AJ, A9, QT, KJ, KQ.

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This exactly is what happened last night I had KK and made my stand raise and then was re-raised twice so I went AI and was called by JJ, AK and took in a big pot. People tend to call with lesser hands especially if they think your loose.

[ImprovinNewbie]

LOL i had the loosest image on this table. ZERO repect. normally i have a TAG image but this table kept catching me and then someone at the table would get the table talking about what a loose donkey i am. i guess its just a cooler. no biggie.