The FTP converter isn't working so ...
Villain $60
Hero $80
$.25/$.50 NL
Hero in EP with KK
Pre flop:
Hero raises to $2, buncha folds, Villain in SB re-raises to $6, Hero re-raises to $20, Villain calls
Flop: J64r ($40 in pot)
SB checks, Hero pushes ...
In retrospect I'm not sure I like the pre-flop or flop play though I'm not sure what to do differently either pre or post flop.
Full Version: Getting It In With Kk
QUOTE (psujohn @ Tuesday, February 27th, 2007, 1:07 PM) 
The FTP converter isn't working so ...
Villain $60
Hero $80
$.25/$.50 NL
Hero in EP with KK
Pre flop:
Hero raises to $2, buncha folds, Villain in SB re-raises to $6, Hero re-raises to $20, Villain calls
Flop: J64r ($40 in pot)
SB checks, Hero pushes ...
In retrospect I'm not sure I like the pre-flop or flop play though I'm not sure what to do differently either pre or post flop.
Villain $60
Hero $80
$.25/$.50 NL
Hero in EP with KK
Pre flop:
Hero raises to $2, buncha folds, Villain in SB re-raises to $6, Hero re-raises to $20, Villain calls
Flop: J64r ($40 in pot)
SB checks, Hero pushes ...
In retrospect I'm not sure I like the pre-flop or flop play though I'm not sure what to do differently either pre or post flop.
I like the preflop line. If he's got $40 left post flop, bet $20 or $25. That way he might think he has some FE or something like that. Just give him a chance after the flop to do something other than call-all in. I might even bet $10 just to try and get him more involved. The most outs he could have is 5, if he had AJ. You're hoping that he has QQ and will pay you off. I think that if you bet $10 on the flop, he might push with AK or TT, thinking that you missed the flop and are afraid to commit yourself.
I think this is pretty standard. Stacks allow for an easy push on the flop .
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