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Message: [QUOTE="tenbob, post: 1694572, member: 3651"] If I show a profit by never folding KK pre-flop then you will as well. When you fold after putting lots of money in then its complete spew. You will become extremly exploitable as you move up in stakes. Of course sometimes your fold will be correct, but you do not play against a specific hand in poker, you play against a range of hands. Even against an extremly tight range of QQ+/AK you are burning money every time you fold, and occasionally even a solid player will go into bluff mode with 87s or something random. Summary : Putting lots of money in, and then folding is bad. Having discussions about this sort of stuff is great. [/QUOTE]