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Well, not to belabor the obvious, but if you flop 2 pair with K/2, there's only 1 board card (on the flop) that isn't a K or a 2, and you sure wouldn't mind pairing the board with the K or 2 (which is of course isn't very likely). Pairing 2 of the other 3 board cards would hurt, but the chance of it happening wouldn't kill the hand for me.
I still consider myself a newb, and I wouldn't play k/2o unless I got the flop dirt cheap (or preferably free), but there's something very fun about beating A's with a cheese 2 pair like k/2. 2 pair k/2 would be worth seeing another card most of the time (for me) unless I can put someone on a set.
But generally, everyone agrees that K/2o isn't much to get excited about.
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