Re: Is Doyles\'s expose the aces play legal?
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So you flip your ace up hopeful to get a read, instead UTG flips up a K and that varifies your first read of KK and call with top pair good kicker looking to stack UTG with an overplayed big pair.
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If you had KK, there's no way you'd flip the Kc, is there? I never play no-limit, but AcKc is about the only hand that makes sense once you raise all in on that flop, and then show the Kc after your opponent has shown that he already has at least a pair of aces.
-McGee
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