baudib1 said:2. The idea of "set mining" with KK is just laughable, and really demonstrates a poor approach to poker. For one thing, we don't have anywhere near the odds to set mine. Do you really call off 15% of your stack with 22, looking to set mine? That's LOLterribad. We're going to have to put 22% of our stack in because we can safely assume BB is shoving the rest in.
baudib1 said:Furthermore, I did not put CO on AA; I expressly stated that I thought the CO had QQ/JJ and that the BB was far more likely to have AA, thus making it all the more important to get CO to put his stack in.
luckforsome said:"Set mining" inherently implies that we are folding KK when OOP on a low board when we miss our set. Folding KK on a low board in a 4-bet, multiway pot is about as -EV as anything I can think of other than folding AA preflop when 4 people go all-in
without making this personal to people...this sums up fully y "set mining" with kings is completely wrong and -ev..being honest, i never heard of that term being used with kk before this
luckforsome said:...also....based on heros prespective..i could be totally wrong with my math..if i am correct me...i am counting 24 dollars in the pot...its costing 11 dollars to call cut off's raise (and not assuming bb doesnt ship it to 20 which i would expect)... there is absolutely no odds here to set mine..,,and if hero calls this, BB imo will push cause its only 12 left in his stack and he aint letting his 8 go...so if as i see hero calls the addition raise...about 60 in pot pre flop...cut off is betting and betting big post flop...thats my analysis of it anywhos...again if my math is wrong i apologise, i just flicked at the numbers..
bubonicplay said:Read my post. People are considering folding KK preflop. Before you fold KK preflop you should set mine. Yes if you think his range is exactly AA you should fold on a low board postflop. If you don't think his range is exactly AA you should just shove or flat and stack most flops.
You're missing implied odds 😉
bubonicplay said:If you know your opponent has AA here, folding is WRONG.
marginal said:Actually, thoughts on just calling? Might be an interesting line to take, cause shoving might fold AK/QQ
thepokerkid123 said:I agree if he was UTG, at somewhere around 160bb+ when it becomes obvious that the other guy has AA/KK, I don't mind folding KK (have never done it myself, but theoretically).
Your range really isn't that strong here though, he hasn't shown strength so to raise him you've really got any pocket pair, any broadway, lots of SCers. BB's range is a little stronger, but still a very wide value range. CO did limp raise, but was he really relying on the button and blinds to raise so that he could come over the top? It happens, but is unlikely. I'm not really sure what range to put him on, but AQ+, 99+ and some random SCers sounds about right. I shove every time here.
Poker Orifice said:How do you come up with the notion that villain will figure HERO for not much strength???? This is RUSH poker so do ya figure that Villain will figure HERO is hanging around on a RUSH table so he can raise up SC's out of pos.? I highly doubt it.
Mortis said:Wait.. so, you're saying.. if you absolutely KNOW that your opponent has the best hand in the game, pre flop... then folding is wrong?
Dude, we should play sometime! I'll let you know when I have Aces, and you can call my all-in.
TheWall said:Even if you know he is going to auto-stack if you hit your trips, you still don't have the odds to set mine here. You'll have already committed $20 preflop for a chance at winning $68 more. Calling is fine, but you aren't just going set/muck. For the record I would shove getting ready to bitch if he has AA =).
Poker Orifice said:How do you come up with the notion that villain will figure HERO for not much strength???? This is RUSH poker so do ya figure that Villain will figure HERO is hanging around on a RUSH table so he can raise up SC's out of pos.? I highly doubt it.