9 max SnG 0.5$ hands KK in position 1opp

Just wanted to check if be send a second barrel on OTT?
We are actually only afraid of nines (more likely) and Aces but they are unlikely given the preflop huge raise.
However, if would be much more reasonable for nines to cbet OTF and with quads to continue betting OTT to get a likely call from high cards and overpairs that ties them to the pot then to check/call or check/raise (seems like a slow play). With that being said I would put him on AK/AJ/AQ/QQ/JJ/TT/99/88/77 and we are 93% favourite OTT which I coclude to be a 1/2 pot cbet and all-in call.

What do you think?

The turn is a thin value bet against a passive player. He can still call with ace high or something, but if he raised or shoved on you than you should fold. Then you are most likely up against a full house.

Cheers,
SDK1987

SDK1987, wondering why he OR preflop so big when before he was just calling.

Do passive opponents more often slowplay big hands rather than raise big? Still confused about how betting patterns affect ranges of passive opponents

Originally posted by TomClassy
SDK1987, wondering why he OR preflop so big when before he was just calling.

That’s a good question, but with fishy players it’s difficult to say. So he can easy have weaker hands as well.
I just checked the hand better, but I would always 3bet pre-flop with KK against a passive player. This way you get more value of him and if he has AA it’s too bad.

Originally posted by TomClassy
Do passive opponents more often slowplay big hands rather than raise big? Still confused about how betting patterns affect ranges of passive opponents

Pre-flop it’s likely a passive player would raise bigger with big hands than with weaker hands, but that depends also per passive player. So making notes is very useful for this kind of information.