Quote Originally Posted by frosst
i'm curious why we think KK AA are in his range when he raises 10% of his hands.......the only reason to say they are in his range is he was looking to slowplay them preflop and look to reraise, but he didn't do that. He just flat called. He then proceeds to check raise all-in the flop with no draws. If he's somewhat intelligent and is holding AA/KK, why is he check raising instead of check calling like he did preflop. This bet isn't to protect his hand, it's to try to exploit yours. I think the villian is putting you on TPTK/AA, and is hoping you'll stack.
calling a pre-flop 3bet oop and c/r all-in any flop is a pretty common line with AA these days. i even saw a p5 article about it a while back. it's def. not out of the question.