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[QUOTE="Andyreas, post: 6463665, member: 491394"]
Thank you for your input guys.

Obviously, I still need some improvement when playing at multiple tables. When I jumped back to the table I did not pay proper attention to:
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[*]His 3-bet being out of position
[*]His 3-bet being larger than usual
[*]A potential 4-bet would commit me to the hand 
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I assume he definitely wanted the SB to fold because of his wide range and KK unlikely improving (which even happened, lol)

If I were to play this hand again, I'd indeed simply call the 3-bet and then fold to the K on the flop. Would have been easy here. I'd probably make the mistake to not fold with an overpair of JJ on a dry flop, of course depending on the bet size.

So all in all I take away:
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[*]Take the time to analyse the hand when playing on multiple tables. That's what the time bank is for. 😅
[*]Improve my capabilities of folding the upper range of the pocket pairs. I've definitely learnt to fold the lower and medium ones but obviously need some improvement here. 
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I am a little angry at myself because I felt I was behind with the 5-bet but just couldn't fold. But as SpanRmonka said: 64% of a stack is still good, especially at the blind sizes and definitely better than 0. 🤣

Do you mean the sizing of my 4-bet? Isn't it supposed to be something like 2.5-3x the previous bet?
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