This has happened twice in the last three days, and it's getting really annoying. The situation was identical. I am dealt KK. A guy raises $1.2 - in general if someone at 20NL raises 5BB+, they're sitting on a premium hand in the range of AA/KK/QQ/AK.. maybe JJ/AQ. I reraise another $1.2. They push all-in. Hm. AA suddenly becomes likely. KK would be a very slim chance since I have it.. but people *might* do this with QQ/AK too. Am I supposed to fold KK here? That feels really wrong somehow..

And yeah, in both cases I lost my stack because they had AA. Over the past week, these two KK vs AA preflop all-ins are just about the only destackings I've taken when playing a concentrated game. Now the one today had a happy end, as I rebought to max and a few cycles later I got AA and the exact same guy decided to hang on to his QT TP for his entire stack - probably thought I was tilting/bluffing because of the earlier occurrence. But anyway, what would you guys do here? Lay down KK?


(to be really honest, this happened 3 times in the past 5 days even.. but the first time I caught a K on the board and took the pot.. still never have been in the KK vs AK or KK vs QQ preflop all-in (with highstacks) before, so maybe it's really best to just fold this in the future?..)