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Old 07-25-2005, 06:48 AM
arcticfox arcticfox is offline
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Default KK hand

MTT yesterday.

Get dealt red KK in MP1 (I have stack of 30xBB. UTG+1 limps (stack 15xBB), I raise to 4xBB, button flat calls (40x BB stack), blinds fold, UTG+1 calls. Excellent, obviously now plan to push any non A flop.

Flop comes A 7 2 rainbow.

UTG+1 checks, whats your move? Do you assume with 2 pre-flop callers that one of them will have an ace so no more money into the pot? Do you bet 1/2-3/4 of the pot to see where you are at obviously planning to fold to a reraise? If button calls and UTG+1 folds do you check the turn and give up the hand there?

I guess my issue is that my bet looks like a continuation bet and if I check the turn any hand can steal it from me, including lower pocket pairs, but I can't really afford to bet the turn without being pretty much pot committed, guess check folding the turn just felt weak.

Any advise?
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Old 07-25-2005, 06:57 AM
billyjex billyjex is offline
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Default Re: KK hand

two opponents does not neccesarily mean an A. i would fire a 1/2 pot bet here -- if called by anyone i'm done with the hand.

that A could just be as scary to them.
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Old 07-25-2005, 07:14 AM
sekrah sekrah is offline
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Default Re: KK hand

Always fire a continuation bet..

6xBB (about 1/2 pot) looks good here.. Slow down if anybody shows strength.
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