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Re: Amost sure I'm up against AA - still call w/ KK?
Originally Posted by r8ed
I'll never lay down KK preflop even if they show me one Ace. Moron?
If you are fairly sure your opponent has AA then you must fold KK. You're a 4/1 underdog and unless this is that one situation in five then you are going to lose.
I know it is difficult, but it has to be done. In cash games, as in your case, you can reload so it isn't as bad as in a tournament.
In a tournament, one loss at a crucial time and you are eliminated. At my local casino the other night in the first hand of a tourney player 1 raised large preflop and player 2 reraised. Plyaer 1 called, the flop came 3 rags, player 1 bet large, player 2 came over the top and player 1 called. Player 1's KK lost to player 2's AA.
I thought to myself early on in the hand that this was an KK v AA situation. Player 1 later said he knew player 2 had AA but there was nothing he could do in that situation. Oh yes there was. KK is not a good enough holding on which to be eliminated from a tourney in the first hand, only AA qualifies on this score. This was the first hand and the KK had to be dumped.
It is difficult, but when you know you are beaten, you fold.
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