Pocket Kings = Toast?

[Kevin J]

I raised from UTG with two red kings in a wild and wooly 20-40 game. I got called in something like 6 places.

The flop came 456 all clubs. I bet and it came back to me capped at 4 bets. Is this,

a). An easy fold.
b). A close fold.
c). Forget folding unless unless another club or str8 card comes.

[Tommy Angelo]

You are not necessarily rowing upstream. And you are not necessarily oarless. But the creek is so dang long.

I've done it every which way and I think the best approach is to look at your hand as a multi-way draw in the sense that if you bring this pot home, it'll be more because of luck than good playing. I think the best general plan would be to check the flop, planning to call no more than two-cold at a time on the flop, and no more than one-cold at a time on the turn and river.


Tommy

[Jeffage]

Pitch it...you could be dead to a flopped straight, set or flush. There are very few safe turn and river cards if you somehow are ahead (which you probably aren't). Cya later, bye.

Jeff

[nykenny]

i wouldn't bet the flop, nor would i fold. they could be pushing str draw flush draw or top pair with draw.

i will let the turn action to convince me. think of it as flop noise.