there's still too great a chance that he has or will pair up that K, and when you add the still-missing aces into the mix, that just makes things even scarier.


There are only two Kings left in the deck and there was no reason to believe he has an Ace. Even if he did have an Ace, he's drawing to just five outs to make just one overpair to my Queens. Adding the possibily, that I'll make two-pair when he doesn't, he's putting his money into the pot as a huge underdog.


Usually, I would play the hand in a more straightfoward manner as you suggest. However, in this situation, I was trying to exploit what I perceived as my opponent's over-aggressiveness.