KK when flop comes rags

Blinds 15/30
My stack ~ 800
His stack ~ 1000
So I pick up KK on the button and someone in MP miniraises to 60
I make it 200 to go
Folds around to villan who calls
Flop comes 7/2/2
I'm planning how much I am going to raise, however villan goes all in immediately.


WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

[DemonDeac]

normally we would need more information than this, but this is an instacall

[Lloyd]

Not even a close decision. I would be absolutely shocked if he were ahead of you. Any hand ahead of you should check and let you bet before pushing or trapping. Now, in this hand maybe you called and he in fact had AA, 77, or 2x but that is a very rare occurrence.

[fisherman112]

why would he bet out if you're losing to him? instant call

[nyc999]

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

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Put him on my buddy list.

[ZBTHorton]

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why would he bet out if you're losing to him? instant call

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RESULTS

he had pocket 2ces
Turn came another 2 giving him quads


To say the least, I was very upset. When I calculated it, I saw that he had approx 2:1 odds on the preflop call on a ~8:1 chance of catching trips.

Ah well, that's poker

[talcum]

If he had pocket dueces and the flop was 7-2-2 then he flopped quads. In any event villian played this poorly by calling the 6x BB raise preflop with as you say an 8-1 shot to hit a set with only 1,000 in his stack. He also misplayed the flop but was lucky that you had KK instead of AQ or AK or the like.

[nsj]

Obviously the flop was 7-7-2.

It's still an instacall, and villain sucks, because he flopped a boat and gets nothing out of you if you have a big ace.

[zambonidrivr]

come watch me play. i will demonstrate how frequently this happens