Folding High PP when Ace hits HU

[deepsquat]

Am i folding my premium hand too much when overcards hit?

Suppose you raise UTG with KK, folds around to unknown in BB who calls.

Flop is

A /images/graemlins/spade.gif 5 /images/graemlins/heart.gif 10 /images/graemlins/club.gif

He checks, I bet, he calls

Turn is 4 /images/graemlins/heart.gif

He check raises me- whats my move?

I fold in these spots now but i cant help but think would it be -Ev in the long run to call these down HU? what should i be doing?????

[therockofgibraltar]

If he is passive I would fold. Otherwise I call it down. It's HU, so the guy knows that if he can knock you out, he wins. So I think you should sometimes call it down to show it doesn't work. If you always fold in these situations, every player is going to take a stab at you.

Well at least this is how I think it.... but then again, I usually lose to that A! /images/graemlins/mad.gif

[ibankonu]

I am probably folding this, as the four doens't look very scary, making me think i was beat on the flop.

[einbert]

Fold.

[thesharpie]

Fold that [censored]. He thinks you have an ace and aren't folding.

[aK13]

The pot is pretty damn small, and it's going to cost you another BB (likely) to showdown. Just dump it, punch the wall, and move on.

[kapw7]

Fold. But you need to call sometimes against an unknown to catch any bluffs - or reduce future bluffs. I am not sure about the percentage. Maybe 10% or even less.

[smartalecc5]

I would bet the flop to see where you stand.

[topspin]

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I am probably folding this, as the four doens't look very scary, making me think i was beat on the flop.

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