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What was biggest lay down?
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[QUOTE="kevkojak, post: 1193994, member: 50094"] This is a poker forum, if you dont want responses dont post. I offered my opinion, and that is that KK isn't foldable pre-flop. Making a post called "whats your biggest lay down" is just asking for trouble. 99% of the posters here wont have hand histories which makes it kinda pointless. They will be just stories. Sorry if you think i'm 'ragging' on you, I just read your post and had an opinion, and that was that KK preflop is un-foldable. You are the one who got defensive about it. You cant say you were 100% sure your opponent had AA, so you had a good read, but surely in a live game his range isn't SO narrow that you assume AA after every re-raise? I am still learning in this game, after 4 or 5 years of play, but in that short time, I've learned that the second best POSSIBLE starting hand should be played. The fact you were in a cash game re-enforces the fact, as you cant get knocked out of the game, you have the option to buy back in. I think we'd better just agree to disagree here, sorry if i've offended you, but we're all entitled to our opinions. Nice lay-down, but I'll never be throwing Kings in the muck before seeing the board, regardless what it costs. [/QUOTE]
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