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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7000381, member: 397965"] Preflop Of course KK is a 3-bet for value, and I think, your sizing is spot on. Apparently the limper folded, but the other guys called, so 3-ways to a flop with around $75 in the pot. Pot On anything but an A high flop we would be happy to stack off with an SPR of a little over 2 against BTN and presumably even less against UTG+1. However the A high and I agree with starting with a check here. UTG+1 bet pretty small, and if BTN had folded, I would clearly peel one street at least. However when BTN call, you kind of have ask yourself, how often none of them have an ace? If you are behind, you only have around 12% equity, so even facing a small bet, you are not getting the right odds to try to draw out on someone. And even more so because you might only see one card and then face another bet on the turn. So I know, it sounds really tight, but because its multiway action, I actually prefer to just hate life and make a tight fold right now. Turn As played you clearly cant fold now having picked up the second nut flushdraw. There might also be some merit to check-jamming as a bluff trying to get them to fold an ace. The action does not look super strong with UTG+1 checking after betting small on the flop and BTN making a same size bet on the turn. So maybe this is a good time to ask them, if they really want to put in 200BB with just a top pair, and often I think, the answer will be no. However this play would be better, if A of diamonds was on the flop, so that you at least had the nut flushdraw. So overall calling is probably better and for sure its lower variance. River Not much point in leading now, since you would never take that line with any strong hand, and maybe you are good like 1 in 100 times or so. So just check and fold to any further bets. [/QUOTE]

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