what do you think about folding KK pre-flop in this situation?
1) opponent has 15/10 stats
2) a) I raise 4xBB, he reraises 12xBB
OR b) he raises 4xBB, I reraise 12xBB, he shove
I think (a) is kind 50/50, but I'd almost always fold (b)
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Thread: folding KKs pre-flop
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02-15-2009 #1Chaser
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folding KKs pre-flop
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02-15-2009 #2
a.) 3-bet every time. If you run into aces here it sucks.
b.) Depends how deep stacks are. Have you seen him play AK, QQ like this in early position?“There's no sense in being precise when you don't even know what you're talking about.” - John von Neumann
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02-15-2009 #3
15/10s probably play hands like JJ and QQ more like the nuts which is really where AKo gets a ton of its equity. Not many people will show up with AQs/o in that situation so you shouldn't even look foward to that equity.
anyways. 4bet (a) i stack in (b) but im a donkey with akoiif u raise my raise one more ****ing time i will come over there and slit ur throat
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02-15-2009 #4
6 or 10 handed?
How deep is stacks?
What positions are you both in?
If its 6 handed and 100bb deep then lol at folding as a normal play.Best Current Ongame Deal.
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02-15-2009 #5
Always fold. No one 3bets without AA.
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02-15-2009 #6Chaser
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02-15-2009 #7
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Give him whatever range of hands you feel he can have here. I guess that leads to the obvious question:
what range of hands can villian have in situation A and B?“There's no sense in being precise when you don't even know what you're talking about.” - John von Neumann
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02-15-2009 #8
Hand 1: KhKd
vs.
Hand 2: QQ+, AKs
Equity
Hand 1: 52.1%
Hand 2: 47.9%
Looks like even vs a pretty tight preflop nit you're ok. You're 50/50 vs QQ+ also.“There's no sense in being precise when you don't even know what you're talking about.” - John von Neumann
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02-15-2009 #9Chaser
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yep
but if you take QQ out and add AKo:
KK - 47,3%
KK+,AK - 52,7%
and if you take AK (so, he would just do this move with KK (too rare) or AA), that's just 22,6%
well... now the question would be how often a 15/10 player does that
but I don't think a call is so simple in this situation
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02-15-2009 #10
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