Originally posted by kukac26
Nobody sane would re-raise the flop in a raised pot and then push the turn with air. Well.. at least they wouldn't be around as their monies would run out fast.
Overpairs are tricky when deep. I'm not calling this turn bet, because I can't see a hand making it that KK can beat. I might call it with AA.
If you like that line, re-raising the flop is better than calling a turn all-in. In this situation I doubt it would help, as the villain has some goods already.
Well, there are a lot of insane players out there.
Hero isn't really deep here, and as Michailewic stated, this is a flop to go broke, there really isn't a lot that beats hero, just a 6, QQ and AA. I have seen this kind of thing happen a lof of times with just a Q and smaller pairs (sometimes with just air too, but that's rare).
By pushing the flop, hero waste value, a Q will probably call, but smaller pairs will fold (most of the time). Also, it is way too weak for hero to fold on the flop, particularly on this kind of board. So the better line IMO is to call the flop and let villain do the betting.