So if you have someone that re raised you pre flop come with a check raise to put you all in on the flop with a KTx board you don't give them any credit for having KK?
Re-raise preflop is the first thing to analyse. What was your position when you raised? Were you in late position on an unopened pot? If so, the re-raise coming from a blinds doesn't show me a lot of strength. In your situation, if you have 10-10, you'll raise in any position, right? Let's say that you are UTG+1 and raise with your 10s and got re-raised by the BB, will you call or re-raise? If you elect to call, what hands that you put your opponent on? In this situation, I would put him on a big pair or AK. When the flop come and BB checks to you, this is suspicious. He re-raise preflop and now backup aggression. What hand could he now have? Does he have QQ and let you bet and want to scare you? Check-raise is way more powerful than a CBET there. He he really had KK, why would he check-raise me to scare me off the hand? So, I would call his check-raise all-in. If he was lucky enough to flop a better set than me, so be it.
Now, take the situation where you are in the cutoff in an unopened pot and this is re-raise to you by the BB, what hand will you now put your opponent on? In my case, I don't really have a clue. He can now have any hand since he probably think that your are stealing the blinds and defend it. So, in this situation, I would be very cautious for any strange 2 pairs. But since we hit a set, this is like a gift. I would be all-in in this hand except if the flop is all of the same suit.
