First STT... pickup KQ and call a big raise. Flop comes KQx. He bets, I flat call. Turn is a Jack... he goes in and I call to see his AT.

Next tourney... I fold once, then get 77. Flop top set... eventually lose to 63 when he makes a 1 card straight on the turn... next hand I get JJ and get my 700 remaining chips in with 3 callers lol... the guy with AA hits a set and I have no chance

2 pair, a set and an overpair... all cracked in the space of 4 hands

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Why did you call a raise with KQ?

One of the last UB SnGs I played I raise with KQ on the bubble, the SB calls.

Flop is KQ7, I bet he calls, turn is a 2, I bet he calls, river is a 2, we get all in, he flips over K2.

I usually call raises with KQ, AQ, AJs.

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I'll actually reraise with AQ and sometimes AJs (depending on the original raiser), but almost always fold KQ to a raise. It's just dominated by to many hands that somebody would raise with. Unless I know that the raiser is a maniac or has been raising (stealing) with nothing, in which case, I'll probably reraise him then also.

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In early stages of tournaments KQ is foldable, AQo is foldable and AJs is foldable.

Well for weak-tight rog they are. ;-)