KK pre-flop - "To fold or not to fold - that is the question"

[Bukem_]

You guys really need to get something like that dinosaur/autobot they have in SH forum for questions such as these.

Hopefully someone knows what I'm talking about, no idea how to search for it.

Ya, I just made a post yesterday about it being sometimes ok to fold KK, but this ain't one of them.

Odds on Villian having AA seem pretty good, but the dead money SB is pitching in is helping to cover your suck-out odds. Plus, if Villian doesn't have KK, you're looking at a triple up.

If SB folded right off the get-go, then it might be a different story. A re-re-re-reraise is pretty conclusive in my book. Then it would be time to just call it, and play the KK for set value. (Never thought I'd say that)

[djoyce003]

I vote that a mod should delete these stupid ass "should I fold KK preflop, I'm Phil Hellmuth" posts, consider banning anyone that starts one of these threads. Jesus.

[mosuavea]

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I vote that a mod should delete these stupid ass "should I fold KK preflop, I'm Phil Hellmuth" posts, consider banning anyone that starts one of these threads. Jesus.

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Yes, this is ridiculous. Go to the bad beat forum people

[theblitz]

Ok.

Seems I am being flamed for even suggesting that I should fold.
However, I notice that not everyone is 100% sure.

Still, I called. He, of course, had AA.

I made up for it with TEN pocket aces I had that night (in 500 hands)!

[GrunchCan]

Deleting this post would be pretty extreme. It does appear that the OP is asking for strategy advice, and not just trying to post a beat.

However, the OP did get the correct advice: don't fold KK preflop.

There has been a rash of posts like these lately. I recently heard or read some well-known TV player say, "thye fourth raise is always aces," and I attribute this rash to that. For now, I'll lock this thread, but I'm not going to delete it.