Because I read the OP.

who said they are both folding?

the bolded is not a reason to fold. Not really even close. The fact that you think this is a good reason to fold in some way indicates you are notready to maximize winrate.

This is dumb. Those spots will still present themselves later whether you fold here or not.

Completely irrelevant but glad it went well

Well I agree saying you should quit seems silly but you are leaving a lot of money on the table by dismissing edges based on variance.

Also don't take it so personally. You asked a question and got answers that you didn't like. It's the internet.

To quote Lap,

So why'd you say "personally?" Did you mean "imo"? They mean different things. This is like that time I said skill was a defense against losing money even when oop and you thought "defense" meant a complete invulnerability.

oh OP said that got it...I thought you meant Lapi did but understand

Yeah, the 4-bet had poor reasoning, but if you 4-bet I guess it's to fold to more heat, I don't mind the fold. I have no idea how UK games play though.

Your reasoning may be wrong if you relate it to your bankroll. If bankroll is creating this attitude then you are nor rolled for your game. So, you folded KK pre to avoid fluctuation? Then why did you 4bet to $90 pre in the first place? You must figure that if you get called the bets on the flop will be huge and be committing yourself if you even either bet or call or raise a flop bet.

First, was there even an attempt to be original with your dis? Or is it a foregone conclusion that you can't think for yourself and you went straight to googling for memes.

Second, you picked the worst one because that show's setting wasn't even a planet.

Most people playing capped buy in low limit nl tables, are not bankrolled to play at the limit they play. If they were, there would be no capped game or capped game players. To beat what remains of Op's horse, this wasn't a theory question.

KK pre is not a guaranteed winner starting from preflop. Op made a fold to protect a small bankroll from potential damage - if Op was to lose the hand. Of course the fold wasn't the correct play from a theory perspective. Op wasn't asking if it was.

If losing the hand puts Op on the rail, shakes his confidence, or places Op in spot where he can not play comfortably against the Villains in the hand, then folding was the correct decision for Op in this particular hand.

Folding KK pre to avoid variance is not legitimate. Folding because he got cold 5 bet may be. Passing up +EV spots to avoid variance is, while not profitable, acceptable if you're playing with a very short roll. Folding KK pre
For that reason is folly. You shouldn't even be playing if that is your mindset in that situation.