KK action

Why do you call his 4bet? Get it in. As played cant see myself folding postflop. Dont understand what's the point to post this type hands...Except that you flat his 4bet seems pretty standard

He has more than 100bb postflop and this sizing he can 4bet aces and worse hands so when I push here he fold bluffs and only call aces when I go all in for his 130bb.

You are against unknown player. You dont know what his 4bet range look like. You dont know his postflop tendencies. Shove pre seems like the only option for me

And what You think call here push all in preflop with 130bb, QQ or AK can call too?

And what You think call here push all in preflop with 130bb

impossibe to answer this question. We are against unknown player.

QQ-AK will call very often if not everytime, maybe TT-JJ. Big portion of Nl2 players cant make laydowns.

I ask because on nl2 many players too scary 3bet AK/QQ preflop and no many times I see 4bets preflop, maybe play standard all in preflop but postflop on this board nitty was be fold on low cards pocket kings.

No fold postflop. If you are folding KK on this board then what you are calling with? If you plan to fold postflop then you are set mining witch means that you should fold preflop because you dont have the odds. Even against KK+ stack off range you have 50% equity. You should stack off.

When you flat call you give your opponent chance to catch. To make things worse, you will see an ace on the flop from time to time. Okay let's assume he is on bluff. It's still not enough to justify flat call here. Why? Because we dont know his postflop tendencies. They matter a lot

He might slowdown if he miss and bet only if he beats you. To justify a flat call here our opponent should be aggressive enough to make 2 or 3 barrels with his entire range so we bluffcatch him profitably.

Dont lose confidence in your game because of cooler hands. Try looking at the game objectively. Against unknown player you have clear stack off here. Today your kings ran into aces tommorow is the opposite.

KK vs AA is the type of situation where you are break even. switch the situation and you will stack him off when you get AA.

Against a unknown It's really tough to not get broke pre-flop with KK at a 5 handed table on NL2.
Only with specific reads I would consider to fold on 1 point and even than it's really hard to do.

Cheers,
SDK1987

I would've jammed pre. Some QQ and AKs might call, and maybe even (we don't know villain) jacks.
If villain has aces, no big deal.
Most times when the board comes, you won't be able to get out of that situation anyway. If King comes, great. If Ace comes - unless you're supposing no one 4bets (2x, btw) at these stakes with less than KK - villain has nut and range advantage anyway so he will cbet like 100% and you're gonna be in a tough spot an indecent amount of times.

Maybe what makes this play wrong is: suppose the guy is 4betting JJ+ and AK. We call. If there are any aces OTF we effectively fold and save 3/4 of your stack. This specific circunstance happens less than the one where the board comes any jack or queen (without your king or aces) and you - certainly - lose your whole stack to those sets.

But, as played, I'd have 3betted a little larger, 4-4,5x.
OTF, if there are no aces, I don't see a reason for playing it check-calling.
I'd either: check-jam or donk 1/3pot (most likely interpreted as a sign of weakness, villain likely reraises, commits with his AK, QQ, JJ and I 3bet shove).

Alright.