pescaofish
Academic Poker
Loyaler
Please I am trying to understand your Question. You do have the KK at the btn? what do you mean by before at you ?
If your opponent call then they will deal the Flop!
To have the option to re-rise he would have to increase your bet! Try to explain the situation....
If your opponent call then they will deal the Flop!
To have the option to re-rise he would have to increase your bet! Try to explain the situation....
BoaSafra
Rock Star
Silver Level
i dont understand your question, not have much information... but KK maybe u can put all your chips on the table and wait for the lucky ...
or better, u can use google for stud more the game, like positions, shove, float, and so much moves to survive and become a killer on the game!
GL!!!
or better, u can use google for stud more the game, like positions, shove, float, and so much moves to survive and become a killer on the game!
GL!!!
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Supmargy
Visionary
Silver Level
I'd argue it depends how many ppl play, and if the flop can make a (backdoor) straight or flush. because slowplay can sometimes be really dangerous imo...
1k95
Rock Star
Silver Level
The main thing is not to frighten the player with your bet. View the flop, then draw conclusions.
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Yoo
Rock Star
Silver Level
KK at button preflo i assume 1 early position called and until you all folded,so if you want to set a trap you may be catched so you need to isolate the early position caller i will re-raise for sure traps are dangerous those days.
All in if you sure that player is fish (make alot of bets with air) if not re-raise 4BB.
All in if you sure that player is fish (make alot of bets with air) if not re-raise 4BB.
HennieP
Rock Star
Silver Level
So you're on the button and your opponent raised in front of you. You're holding KK. What do you do now?
The correct play is to re-raise (3bet) with a pot size bet or close to it if you have a medium to large stack. This will drive out the blinds most of the time as well as most Ax hands already in the pot (no guarantee though). If you have a short stack you can just shove all-in and wait for the outcome.
I see people going all-in a lot pre-flop with KK after a raise when they have large stacks and it doesn't make sense to me because you're risking your stack for no reason. Let's say you made a pot size re-raise and your opponent called. The flop comes AQQ. Will you still be as willing to go all in now?
If you raised and your opponent then shoves or re-raises to the point where you know it's going to be a race then sure, go for it. But given the choice I'd rather see a flop first before playing catch with my whole stack.
The correct play is to re-raise (3bet) with a pot size bet or close to it if you have a medium to large stack. This will drive out the blinds most of the time as well as most Ax hands already in the pot (no guarantee though). If you have a short stack you can just shove all-in and wait for the outcome.
I see people going all-in a lot pre-flop with KK after a raise when they have large stacks and it doesn't make sense to me because you're risking your stack for no reason. Let's say you made a pot size re-raise and your opponent called. The flop comes AQQ. Will you still be as willing to go all in now?
If you raised and your opponent then shoves or re-raises to the point where you know it's going to be a race then sure, go for it. But given the choice I'd rather see a flop first before playing catch with my whole stack.
2NaCl
Rock Star
Silver Level
Depends on type of table, mine and the opponents chip stake and also the importance of the table. Usually I would never try to slow play kings as they just get beaten so many times, rather shove and hope to get called by lower pairs or AK etc.
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Katetruax
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I guess that would depend on the flop and how many chips you have left wouldn't it....if you're close to no chips left and no ace then all in most likely
