by TheKnife V2.1 - Grandiose and Obnoxious on September 13th, 2008

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1/2 blinds - I have KK pre-flop and raise to 10, a player behind me reraises to 40. I am a bit worried because he is very tight but KK is a big hand so I reraise again to 100, and he goes all-in for 160 - now I am absolutely sure he has AA, what do I do?

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by mat2427 on September 13th, 2008
call, he probably will have a pocket pair, but its still dangerous as if you or him hit any community cards then it will sway the hand, here's a video link where the guy regretted fold pocket kings :)
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1/2 blinds - I have KK pre-flop and raise to 10, a player behind me reraises to 40. I am a bit worried because he is very tight but KK is a big hand so I reraise again to 100, and he goes all-in for 160 - now I am absolutely sure he has AA, what do I do?

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