Does Anyone Lay this AK hand down?

Does Anyone lay this hand down at Party 25NL???


***** Hand History for Game 2307460994 *****
$25 NL Hold'em - Monday, July 04, 06:50:17 EDT 2005
Table Table 36877 (Real Money)
Seat 4 is the button
Total number of players : 7
Seat 5: Batgod ( $15.07 )
Seat 8: ptrtAB ( $33.55 )
Seat 9: Bad_Company_ ( $45.7 )
Seat 1: morgpat ( $46.1 )
Seat 7: undercarl ( $26.7 )
Seat 4: winnipegkid ( $23.75 )
Seat 6: Trigger_won ( $17.07 )
Batgod posts small blind [$0.1].
Trigger_won posts big blind [$0.25].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to Bad_Company_ [ Kd Ac ]
undercarl calls [$0.25].
ptrtAB folds.
Bad_Company_ raises [$1].
morgpat folds.
winnipegkid folds.
Batgod folds.
Trigger_won calls [$0.75].
undercarl calls [$0.75].
** Dealing Flop ** [ Th, 6s, Ks ]
Trigger_won checks.
undercarl bets [$2].
Bad_Company_ raises [$6].
Trigger_won folds.
undercarl is all-In [$23.7]
Bad_Company_ calls [$19.7].
** Dealing Turn ** [ 8d ]
** Dealing River ** [ Jh ]
Bad_Company_ shows [ Kd, Ac ] a pair of kings.
undercarl shows [ Td, Ts ] three of a kind, tens.
undercarl wins $51.8 from the main pot with three of a kind, tens.
Trigger_won has left the table.

Dont really know much about Party $25 specifically but in $25 generally I wouldnt. The times when the villain has TPWK/draw/other pair or he's just stupid are much more than the times he has a set at these levels.

Reads are good when making those kinds of decisions too...

Depends on the opponent. Against most opponents at the 100NL I am folding to a flop push in such a situation.

Interesting hand...

what was the purpose of the flop raise? Was it to protect your hand? If he bets out $2 I put him on KX as most likely but a set is a possibility. I'm not sure raising is the best play there. Was he the type to call a PFR with KT? I may have smooth-called it. I think I could have gotten away from the hand if I had a chance to develop a better read but my play is probably super-tight.

I had a hand recently with KQ where it flopped K 6 Q ini 25NL.
Strong TA plr bets the pot, I tripled it, he went allin. I was in the BB
so this was an unraised pot (I don't raise KQ PF, with 9 plrs).
I almost put him on a set of 6s but I made the call for about $60
and he turned over 66. After thinking about the hand for a while
it occurred to me the reason I called was that I was slightly tilting
from the previous hand where I got 2-outered on the river for
an $18 pot.

Very read dependant. Lean towards fold against most ops.

-'rilla

definitely a fold i think, his reraise AI tells u he has a pair beat. the purpose of raising the flop is to gain information, which he gave to you, so use it.

25 NL is not as fishy as 2, 5, or 10 NL.

It depends on the opponent.

If you observe the opponent not makiny any fishy plays in the past, I would fold here, as there's a very good chance you're beat to two pair or a set. I'd probably fold here at 25 NL, though I'd call with any sort of two pair.

Smooth call flop bet, see his actions on the turn to get more information..

The problem here is that I get this same kind of action all day long with such hands as AQ/Aj/A10/A9..

I know that sounds crazy but it's true..

I'm curious if in the long run pushing all in with this hand would be profitable or not, because sometimes they have it, and sometimes they are just a retard.