This guy is a fairly abc 17/16 nitty type reg who doesnt really like to give up once hes in a hand. He timed and then jammed the flop. My read preflop was that he cant have AAXX because he'd get it in vs my 4b every single time, so that leaves run downs. If he has a K with his run down, hes probably not jamming the flop.
Is that line of thinking good or is it flawed somewhere?

ok if he sucks I guess, anyone decent shoves K here imo

why is it better to shove a K here than to flat?

yeah i'd be snap flatting and hope it looks like a misclick cause i'd expect a lot of people to fold AA if i jammed flop

but i suck so w/e

my thoughts at the time was that raising a king on a rainbow KK7 feels rather pointless since its such a hammerlock. All my draws are runner runner so he might as well let me tiltjam the turn or something? I dunno

Thoughts on 3 betting QQTT? Lets ignore that its utg/mp and say its co/utg, is that somehow better?

well you think he can never jam a K, so you snap any bluffcatcher you got, thats why I jam lol

flatting looks so strong

On November 25 2012 20:13 player999 wrote: well you think he can never jam a K, so you snap any bluffcatcher you got, thats why I jam lol flatting looks so strong

this
you represent more a K when you flat than when you shove imo.
Who call this particular board on a 4bet pot without a K ? Oo (atleast at this limit when 4bet = AA / really strong KK 90%+ of the time)

both flatting and shovin look ridic strong