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 Originally Posted by frosst
Originally Posted by Pythonic
Why would KK call an all in with an ace on the flop anyways?
happens often at microstakes....people dont want to let go of such a powerful preflop hand, even if when that A comes on the flop.
Happens even more often in limit. Villain wants to see the turn, just in case his 2 outer comes in. I'm guilty of it against particularly donkish lagtards, but I don't know how many times I've seen a weak Ax cold caller take down a KK or QQ.
Now, Queens with a King on the flop, or Jacks with a Queen on the flop, that is a different story and altogether much more complex. But so many people will call preflop with any ace - especially in LHE - that an ace flop is time to fold that KK 99% of the time. Unless of course you hit your set 
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