KK BvB

Any info of villain would be nice, but blind against blind I wouldn't fold to often a over pair on the flop. Most of the time I would play the hand the same against a unknown.

Cheers,
SDK1987

With the Kh i prefer just calling the flop i think 3betting the flop in a single raised pot is over playing the hand a bit especially as were blocking villains draws KQ and flush draws.Were also blocking some of the worse value hands like KJ that villain might play like this bvb.So i think its a spot i just want to keep villains bluffs in and their range as wide as possible.

Originally posted by RedsYNWA
With the Kh i prefer just calling the flop i think 3betting the flop in a single raised pot is over playing the hand a bit especially as were blocking villains draws KQ and flush draws.Were also blocking some of the worse value hands like KJ that villain might play like this bvb.So i think its a spot i just want to keep villains bluffs in and their range as wide as possible.

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Red has some very good points here. ... but its is generally pretty hard to let it go in BvB.

With K:h, I prefer a call at 3bet, you blocker combodraw!
If you 3bet you can't fold vs shove imho.
Imho cbet is better thank check: you have all over pair, all KQ, all set, all two pair, all top pair top kicker, all draw nuts.

Oppo 3bet TT+, BDs (maybe not all combos) your range crush yours than cbet

Originally posted by RedsYNWA
With the Kh i prefer just calling the flop i think 3betting the flop in a single raised pot is over playing the hand a bit especially as were blocking villains draws KQ and flush draws.Were also blocking some of the worse value hands like KJ that villain might play like this bvb.So i think its a spot i just want to keep villains bluffs in and their range as wide as possible.

+1

Genius.

Flop can be x/c. Our hand can no longer go for 3 streets of value and we have plenty of backdoors covered, aka any heart that peels, AQ9 gives us draws.