Re: KK preflop
Hiya,
The tight aggressive CO doesn't have to be too observant to notice a 36/3, therefore the CO being the decent, aggresive player he is he may well have a range of hands he'll reraise with, knowing that there's a very good chance he'll be beating the MP original raiser. Also, if you don't limp reraise very often, he's probably not concerned about you having a big pair.
So the question is obviously to either call or reraise (from $90 to $180, or $270??). The problem with this is, that he's unlikely to call your reraise with anything less than KK, and if he's got AA it'll be quite difficult for you to back out of this hand at thsi stage. Personally I like flat calling, and then seeing a flop. If an A falls then you can bet large, and if he calls then check/fold it down from there. If no ace comes then i'd check raise, and if he calls then you'll have to be careful.
Any thoughts anyone else? Agree/disagree?
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