Folding KK preflop.

Originally Posted by aislephive

Originally Posted by m3laNcholy

Originally Posted by dsaxton

This "push all-in preflop with K-K every time" mentality seems to be carried over from tournament play, where it might be acceptable in the latter stages, but in a cash game it makes no sense. As has already been said, your opponent is going to fold all the hands you have dominated, and call with aces.

Folding K-K preflop seems like it should be standard play if you're getting raised and reraised huge.

Exactly.

Originally Posted by aislephive

It's foolish to fold your kings to any pre flop raise. One time in twenty four (at a full table) you will be up against aces, the other twenty three however you'll be up against AK, AQ, QQ-88

Its foolish to think that those hands will call your PF all-in.

Look two posts above yours, somebody called with jacks. I've seen people call with much worse, too. If somebody went all in PF I would call with kings every day and twice on sunday.

So? One time I had a guy call all-in with 10-7 suited. That doesn't mean it's likely to happen.