KK...Weak Play?

[sejje]

***** Hand History for Game 2199376223 *****
$100 NL Hold'em - Monday, June 13, 01:16:10 EDT 2005
Table Table 36646 (Real Money)
Seat 5 is the button
Total number of players : 10
Seat 2: JimVegiz ( $214.65 )
Seat 4: Hadge ( $52.75 )
Seat 6: iigd2breal ( $91.25 )
Seat 9: sam05832 ( $212.67 )
Seat 10: bleeep ( $90.17 )
Seat 3: sejje ( $132.1 )
Seat 1: gmoney1979 ( $191.25 )
Seat 8: wolverineric ( $104.15 )
Seat 5: fmw05 ( $98.6 )
Seat 7: BlackEcstasy ( $100 )
iigd2breal posts small blind [$0.5].
BlackEcstasy posts big blind [$1].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to sejje [ Kd Ks ]
wolverineric folds.
sam05832 folds.
bleeep folds.
gmoney1979 folds.
JimVegiz calls [$1].
sejje raises [$4].
Hadge folds.
fmw05 calls [$4].
iigd2breal folds.
BlackEcstasy folds.
JimVegiz calls [$3].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 4d, 4c, Td ]
JimVegiz checks.
sejje bets [$12].
fmw05 is all-In [$94.6]
JimVegiz folds.
sejje folds.
fmw05 does not show cards.
fmw05 wins $118.25

No read here. Last time this happened I called with aces and the guy had a four, and someone on this forum told me I was a loser.

It just seems like any hand that beats me (TT or a four) slowplays this, right? I think I probably should have called.

[bair]

i woulda put him on JJ or QQ and called. i doubt he would have pushed with TT and i dont see how he could have a 4 w/ the preflop raise unless he had quads, which i dont see anyone pushing after the flop. i dont think he had aces cuz he didnt reraise preflop. he may have had absolutely nothing, i tend to raise w/ nothing when someone bets at a paired board. maybe AdXd. anyway i'd call.

[sejje]

About ten hands later, I saw him make the same play with 88 on an AA8 flop, after a weak bet. (Just pushed outright).

So maybe I wasn't ahead?

[bair]

We'll never know but I woulda called if i was readless.

[a500lbgorilla]

Insta-call.

-'rilla

[H Dogg]

roger that.

[journey075]

preflop raise was weak. try to get it HU.

[dalecooper]

Without a read make the call. Given you saw him do that later with a boat, it seems likely that he did have you beat and you should keep that in mind if you play against him later. Some players are like that - hair-trigger all-ins if they have a strong hand, and they hope people will call often enough to profit from it.

preflop raise was weak.

Pre-flop raise is fine, and seeing the flop with two others is fine. Kings aren't such a shrinking violet that you have to chase off all action.