Alinyr

Hi, I'd slow-play AA's here more generally since they're less vulnerable, KK's i'd just shove pre. I agree though that calling KK's in this spot is ok :)

As played, I'm inclined to fold flop. The sizing is huge (for a 4bet pot) and both his 4bet for value and 4bet as a bluff range is heavily weighted towards Ax.

If you find it hard to play this post-flop make your decision easier by always 4betting QQ SBvsBU. Other than that, looks like a pretty easy call.

Interesting point, thank you

thank you for your answer. after posting the hand I spent a little time thinking this spot through and I concluded that i don't want to bluff this combo as I heavily block his potential folding range. should've given up OTR. :D

In my opinion, it's quite spewy. I don't believe SB ck/raises here often with a bluff. Also MP can wake up with a hand from time to time.

Since MP is opening wider, i'd try to squeeze preflop so I can isolate myself against the SB.

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There is also this guy. 500nlz reg. Posts regularly and his explaining is top notch.

I don't think you should be checking the Turn at 5nl I believe it's much better to keep betting and fold when you get raised.

In my opinion, you kind of have to shove. You are obviously not thrilled when you get called, but even if he only has QQ+, AK you are still in an ok shape. Due to the fact that you already hold an A and a K, it will be less likely in the long run that you'll be up against AA's and KK's. On top of that, you still get to collect 30 bb's eveytime he folds, and he should have some bluffs from time to time. I'd hate it but i'd still shove, it's what i'm trying to say.

thank you guys