LuckyChippy said:Fx, in the very specific situation where I'm against a full stacked player, I raise, he 3bets, I 4bet shove and he calls, they've turned up with the following this year. KQ,AK,AJ,QQ,KK,TT,KK.
Right, and I had a villain turn up with K2, JJ & 77. But how often is it AA or KK? Also remember when you have KK you have removed 8 AK combos from a vllain's potential 3bet range so if villain's 3bet range is JJ+,AK then when you have KK he has 6 AA combos, 8 AK combos, 6 QQ combos & 6 JJ combos (and 1 KK combo which we discount) so that's 26 combos, slightly over half of which have an A and AA makes up ~ 23% of the range which bears out the fac t that the 20 times I was 3bet and then 4bet/ shoved with KK I ran into AA. I know we had a conversation about 4bet/shoving KK but I'm beginning to think that there may be better ways to play KK when OOP vs a 3bet. If you flat a 3bet and check/jam flops without an Ace you often will get called by QQ or if the dream flop of a K hits you may stack AK or AA. Also if villain is a light 3bettor and is 3betting lots of Ax hands when we flat and villain flops a pair of Queens or Jacks with AQ/AJ we could also stack him that way too.