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[QUOTE="baudib1, post: 1695459, member: 47606"] [COLOR=Black]Look, I think OP has a decent point. Folding KK pre is going to be incorrect almost all the time. At 2NL/10NL vs. an unknown who may be terrible or overplaying some crap hand or a smaller pair, you should pretty much go broke all the time. There are plenty of times I had a feeling I should fold KK, pushed anyway and they flip QQ or AK or something worse. There are tons of situations where I am stacking a lot worse than KK. I've only folded KK pre once online over the course of hundreds of thousands of hands and I was right. In live games I folded it twice, don't know if I was right one time, the other time he had KK and couldn't possibly have anything worse. That said... A lot of people play AA and KK exactly the same way and that can't possibly be correct. I have to say if someone opens UTG I have KK on BTN and 3-bet and FX cold 4-bets from the SB with 150 BB effective stacks, I am pretty much instafolding and feeling pretty damn good about it. KK is a healthy favorite over a nutted range of QQ+/AK: 57% AA vs. the same range is 84% KK vs. KK+: 22% After having run KK into AA countless times, not to mention postflop situations where you stack overpairs vs. sets or 2 pair vs. the nuts, you do develop a sense of when you are likely beat. [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]
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