Maybe my 3bet was too small?

NL Holdem $0+$0 (150.00BB)
BTN ($4638)
HERO ($6936)
BB ($5028)
UTG ($2660)
MP ($1784)
HJ ($2368)
CO ($6546)

Dealt to Hero: K♠ K♥

UTG Calls $150, MP Folds, HJ Folds, CO Calls $150, BTN Folds, HERO Raises To $743, BB Folds, UTG Calls $578, CO Calls $578

Hero SPR on Flop: [0.79 effective]
Flop ($2439): 4♦ A♣ T♠
HERO Checks, UTG Bets $1917 (allin), CO Folds, HERO Folds

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UTG wins: $2439

Preflop
Out of position you could iso a little bit larger like 900 chips (6BB), but its not like, your sizing is a huge mistake. It you want to take some hands and size down as an exploit, its certainly AA and KK, since you get so much value from these hands after the flop. Even out of position as here. With KK you are basically just hoping to avoid an A on the flop.

Flop
If it was heads-up against UTG, I would be much more inclined to go for a check-call. But here he had CO left to act behind him, and you might also sometimes be checking a strong hand to trap. Just because you missed your C-bet, does not always mean, you are weak (or at least it should not).

Its also bad, that the board is so dry, because it means, there are not really any draws, he can be jamming. If there was a flushdraw and some OESDs on the board, I would be more inclined to lock him up. But on this particular texture and multiway I think, you are looking at a lot of AX, and I dont think, you have enough equity against his range to make the call.

Its so common for people to go on entitlement tilt with big pocket pairs, but when the board is very bad for your hand, you need to adjust and simply accept, what happened. And especially in a freeroll dont level yourself. The guy jams the rest of his stack into two opponents on a dry A high board, so yeah he probably has an A. Not nessesarely a great A, but even if its A2 offsuit, you still have less than 10% equity. So just let him have it and find some better spots to win chips from these likely very weak opponents.

It's hard for me to lay down KK but I think I made the correct play here. Thank you for your informative analysis!

Definitely ok to fold, going all in into two guys, even if it’s freeroll,on a dry board, means only Ax in his hands. It’s hard to fold KK, but it was correct, and move to the next hand.

UTG makes a limp-call on the preflop. The probability that he has an ace is very high. The pot exceeds its stack, so catching the top pair will put any player all in here. The KK hand is not very good on such a board. Because if you call and see the best UTG hand, then you only have 2 outs to win.

Nope KK are too good

Yes, fold is better here as for me. UTG could bluff or semi bluff, but most likely he had an Ace or set or 2 pairs on flop already.

Originally Posted by VictorOd

Yes, fold is better here as for me. UTG could bluff or semi bluff, but most likely he had an Ace or set or 2 pairs on flop already.

Yep. That's what I thought. Thanks for replying.

It depends on the Villain. If that opponent is tight. He probably has the hand he is representing.
The range of a looser player will also contain ace/x. A call UTG is likely to contain an Ace, and loose players love to play A/8+, even if you had made the raise bigger.
Tight fold, but I think correct.

Good fold!

I can't believe he didn't think for a second that any of the his villains would have a better Ace to call him, so I'd say he could very probably be holding A4 or AT for a two pair flop.

Originally Posted by demesquita

I can't believe he didn't think for a second that any of the his villains would have a better Ace to call him, so I'd say he could very probably be holding A4 or AT for a two pair flop.

Thats a freeroll, those guys don't think too much.

fold de forma correta , não queria ver A viu e se não fez Three é o correto desligar a mão ...claro que desligar KK não é fácil mas é o correto