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Originally Posted by rumnchess
Rebellz, when a player 4 bets on his first hand, I am not going to give him as much credibility as if we had played 30-40 hands and he then threw in a 4 bet. Maybe he's a good regular, maybe he's not, but I still think KQs is good enough to take a flop with. And I would play AA and KK this way also against the first 4 bet. Also maybe 99-TT, and I expect I would just shove JJ-QQ. If we flop a king or a queen, we are simply NOT dominated very often. This is pretty basic math, thinking about hand ranges, and the information that we have so far. It's really pretty unreasonable to not be very happy stacking off with KQ on KT3 first hand of the match IMO
If you don't give much credit (and you can be right) i just think you should shove preflop for all the reason i already said.
And if villain is smart more than a cow he probably knows you aren't calling light his 4bet and so PROBABLY he's not going to give you a lot of action when he miss.
Maybe i'm wrong, i just think calling is the worst option there.
