Stars 2/4 6-handed, CO and I have 400. BB covers.

I open to 16 with kings UTG. I probably have one of the tighter ranges here of the 2/4 regs. 1 fold to the CO who triples my bet, making it 48. This guy is multitabling but I'm not really familiar with his play as I havn't really played a whole lot with him. I think his range is fairly tight. Neither of us are getting out of line, that's for sure.

Folds to the BB, a good 25/20 tagg/laggish type, who makes it 125 straight. I've played with him a lot and he very rarely 4-bets pre. I've never seen him do it cold, and certainly not into a UTG raiser with a 3-bettor back. I actually think this is a pretty easy fold, certainly not because BB will have AA here every time, but I think he will have it enough where folding is the best play. I think it's reasonable to give him a very tight range here and weight it heavily towards the top.

I don't really know why I made this post. Maybe because I want to get views from other short-handed players.

FWIW, my initial reaction (OMG KINGS!) was to just push, but if we're not folding, I think calling is the better play. I was actually hoping that THIS would be where the direction of the thread would go (what to do with a huge hand that isn't aces facing a 4-bet pre) instead of the always old 'can you ever fold KK preflop' debate.