Re: KK on a A high flop
Playing an PP to one overcard is always tricky, but I'll give it my best shot...The question you have to ask yourself is: are you willing to go bust with KK vs a possible Ax? If you are, this makes it a lot easier. You push all in preflop when he reraises. This is also good if he has a hand like JJ because you might get scared off if he bets an ace high flop.
If you are planning on folding if it looks like he hit the ace, then re-reraising any amount other than your whole stack just gives you less room to manuever after the flop because any significant bet commits most of your stack to the hand. Just call his re-raise and play it by ear from there.
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Level 2 $15-30 blinds, 8 players remain.
I am UTG with $1,460 in chips.
I have Kc Kh and make it $90.
Folded to MP2, who has $2,320 in chips. He has played wild and loose so far, and is in 2nd chip position. He picked up most of his chips limping UTG with 86o, and calling a raise after numerous others did, flopping two-pair, and busting someone on the flop with an inside straight draw. He called other raises with very marginal hands.
He raises it to $225.
Folded to me, and I make it $550. He calls.
Flop comes Ts Ah 8H
I have $910 left and the pot contains $1145.
How would you play it?
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