zoom SB vs BTN 4bet spot KK

How many hands did you have on villain ?
KK is supposed to be shoved here indeed but at NL2 most of the field is so passive preflop that I don't always dislike that call.
Flop is one of those check/shove/pray spots because you have more equity than SPR.

Flop is good and bad lol.
Shove that pre, they call. They wont notice you are the SB.
Pot is so big already just shove flop, you have a overpair and a OESD.

Originally posted by zetozinho
They wont notice you are the SB.

How and why hiding your position ?

Originally posted by MyFloXyBabY

Originally posted by zetozinho
They wont notice you are the SB.

How and why hiding your position ?
Did not quite catch that one floxy. What I meant was that they won't pay close attention to your position and adapt their game to the range you have when 4betting from the SB.

But SB isn't 4betting, he's 3betting. And it's the position you'd expect the most 3bets so the position where KK'd be the most well hidden in the range anyway.

Originally posted by MyFloXyBabY
But SB isn't 4betting, he's 3betting. And it's the position you'd expect the most 3bets so the position where KK'd be the most well hidden in the range anyway.

Again. I wanted to say that they won't notice your 5bet from the SB. I said this in the perspective of 5 betting this all day long instead of calling the 4bet from the BTN.
I also know that SB is where you re-raise the most, so I agree with you.
My final point is: 5bet shove in this spot to avoid flops like that one ♦
Note: I made a mistake in my previous post where I said 4bet and it should be 5bet

Preflop I would 5bet and stack off unless I know villain is extremely tight.

As played, I guess you have to check / call since that flop is absolutely terrible for us and surrender turn if we do not improve.

Pre: Try to get it in
Flop: Close your eyes for a small prayer an overbet shove here.
As mentioned before you have got an overpair and OESD