[elnino12]

I put villian on KK as well, and would also make this laydown if I had a strong read, but that's because I play tight/cautious/aggressive. The raise on the flop screams set, and it's interesting that villian didn't just smooth-call here and try to extract more from hero knowing almost for sure that he has AA. I layed down AA twice the other day to KK when a K hit the board (both times I was correct, and both times I saved about $500). I agree that villian's preflop call is insane, but AA is NOT invincible post-flop, and if you have a strong read that you're beat, making a good laydown is always better than making a questionable call.