KK on A flop

vra4a

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A the flop, does not necessarily mean that the opponent has an A in the hand..
You know.
 
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easy fold ;) flush painted on table ;) :cool:
 
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I disagree with everyone here and I like how you played it. Don't listen to people who say that you need to c-bet for information. Sure, if you bet at this flop, you will get some information, but you will also lose money. I also would check some of my aces at this flop, like A5s, A4s, because otherwise our checking range would be very weak. On the turn, facing a bet, you can't really fold kings here, because it is top of your checking range. You will fold your broadway cards, some smaller pocket pairs, if you fold kings here, that would be too much. As played, river is easy fold. You played it perfectly.
 
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I have to fold pocket KK after I m sure that the opponent has A - raises after A in the flop, although I prefer to play KK all in.
 
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I would small C-bet the flop to see where I'm at and hopefully take the pot there if he doesn't have or want to play against the A either.

After that fold to any bet and check it down all the way.
 
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