KK vs A on flop

I know it's easy now to say, but you still have to be careful with KK... His PFR is 19 which cover a few options that you've mentioned, but his call on the turn should indicate that he probably has an A.

I wish I had W$SD at 80 like that guy.

Thx for the reply !

Vs him I'd take bet flop, bet turn, c/f river line. He will call the turn with any draw or strong 2nd pair anyway so checking is a loss of value in my eyes and then it is an awkward spot on the river OOP.
After his call on the turn he either has Ax or missed draw, and guys with such stats don't bluff missed draws all that often. I might consider c/c the river if I had notes or saw him doing similiar stuff.. But there are not many worse hands that call you on the river.

Imo

Given that he is a fish, its really hard to put him on a hand and its easy at the same time.Cause you know fish dont know shit they are doing.And min raise or limp call weak aces just cause they can.And they never fold it.

I think a check would be in order on the river, as you I doubt you get called by worse there.I doubt even for a fish that he is calling 3 barres with a 9 or an 8.

Tho you lost, you can now see what type of player he is so you can get a lot of value for the times you got him out kicked and other profitable situations.

Hello EnterG,

From how many worse hands do you expect to get called 3 streets? Don't like your line at all.

Best Regards.

i think you do not even know what you are trying to achieve.
KK is a medium strength hand so you cannot bet and should check at some point in the hand
1) Your hand is too strong to turn into a bluff (you beat all non AX hands)
2) Your hand is too weak to bet for value (only AX hands will call you)

I would either check and call one or two streets,
Or I would bet Flop and give up.

Bet flop and give up is the best way i think mbml thx for the reply.i am traped in such situations sometimes because i see many people in low limits with middle pair calling until the end or never throw away pocket pairs.