[milesdyson]

when you flop quads would be a good time. or Kxx, where the x is a small card. forgetting that this is .05/.10, where you'll get called on this flop by many many hands, the point is that a KQx flop offers many gutshots that you would like to protect against.

AJ, AT, T9, J9. they will make bad calls if you raise. if you don't raise they are correct in calling.

now, remembering that it is .05/.10 you want to get value from pocket pairs, Kx, Qx, xx, that will call millions of bets on the flop for no reason.