[Closed] noob qestion: Can u fold KK preflop?(heads up)

I think you can't fold KK preflop on a cash table (headsup). most likely he has AQ / AK or a smaller pair, or he is simply just bluffing you cause he thinks you have nothing.

i've played around 100,000 hands of micro stakes cash and the only time i've ever folded kings pre flop was when a re raise fest-orgy has occurred before it came back to me...you cannot fold in the circumstances you described.

I think you did well, usually min 4bets are aces. AK would have pushed all in for fold equity imo. You did what you thought was best, gz to you

i just red the topic , insta push pre hu INSTA INSTA INSTA !

wrong to fold heads up, esp vs fish with no history

do you mean HU, or just when a hand is you vs. 1 villain at a 6 or 9 max table? in your post you said "say a guy raises UTG". there is no utg in HU games

You folded Kings?

Seriously you only can fold it under the circumstances described by LONGPLAY66. You had a "Feeling?" Oh crap!

Originally posted by gsergiul
I think you did well, usually min 4bets are aces. AK would have pushed all in for fold equity imo. You did what you thought was best, gz to you

You serious?

Just shove AI pre, especially against fishy players. No need to fold KK, unles you have some sick reads.

Originally posted by TiciBoy

Originally posted by gsergiul
I think you did well, usually min 4bets are aces. AK would have pushed all in for fold equity imo. You did what you thought was best, gz to you

You serious?

Just shove AI pre, especially against fishy players. No need to fold KK, unles you have some sick reads.

+1. It's profitable to push all in with KK if he 3bets 2.5% of his range.

you must always call, unless you got a sick read or lots of hands of a huge nit which means accurate ranges.

You should have pushed all in, because even if your opponent is 4betting tight (ie: AKo, QQ+, AQs+) you still have 59% equity so you're ahead in the long run. Not to mention that most players are looser and more likely 4bet with roughly : AJo+, TT+, ATs+ and even KQs often; which gives you 68% equity, so you're a definite favourite in the long run!

Are you joking 3bet shove HU. I 3bet shoved a set on the flop only to have V river a full house.And I would do it again every time. Later flopped a full house 3bet shoved into quads and i would still do it again.
First case was AK against AA. Multi way pot. We were both calling a ss all-in. Second was 10's vs 77's flop was 10 7 7.

Remember you have no control over the cards post flop,only your chips.

Originally posted by yougotfelted51
do you mean HU, or just when a hand is you vs. 1 villain at a 6 or 9 max table? in your post you said "say a guy raises UTG". there is no utg in HU games

Me vs villain in a FR or SH ring game.

yep, like i said i folded kings one time and i felt stupid afterwards.
Anyway, i've reached to the conclusion that folding kings is by far a bigger mistake than pushin all in against the ultimate nit. ♦

"Can u fold KK preflop?(heads up)?"

Sure you can! But it would be a hell of a stupid thing to do.

Originally posted by bennisboy

+750

Originally posted by diversfx
Are you joking 3bet shove HU. I 3bet shoved a set on the flop only to have V river a full house.And I would do it again every time. Later flopped a full house 3bet shoved into quads and i would still do it again.
First case was AK against AA. Multi way pot. We were both calling a ss all-in. Second was 10's vs 77's flop was 10 7 7.

Remember you have no control over the cards post flop,only your chips.

wow...so unexpected.

i like it...

easy shove, even if he has AA, you have 20% equity.

It will happen once every 220 times to get into aces there, so he can swear on his mother's grave he's got AA and i still don't believe him.

EASY snap call