KK Ace on Flop

[agnesamurphy]

Lock Poker Turbo NLH 9-max - $1.5 + $0.1 -- 0/15/30 Blinds -- 9 Players

I've played with the villain before, and the notes I have suggest that he's a bit passive. He'll open his big hands, but won't necessarily continue on flop. No new notes from this time around, and it is still early.

SB - 1,250 (is sitting out)
BB - 1,180
UTG - 1,420
UTG+1 - 1,380
MP1 - 1,605
MP2 - 1,515
HJ - 2,240
CO - 1,455
BTN (Hero) - 1,455

Dealt to Hero K, K

6 folds, Hero raises to 90, one fold, Villain calls 60

Pot is 195

*** FLOP *** 9, 2, A

Villain bets 195, Hero folds

Is there any way that's not an ace? In my experience, at pot-sized bet OTF means at least TP. Is there any way that donk bet is not an ace?

[Luco]

Well never say never in poker. This could be Q9, K9, 99, 22, a FD, some odd PP or just a stone cold bluff.

I could peel this at these stakes vs a random, especially BTN vs BB. But given your read + it's early game, it's an easy fold. If you aren't using your reads why pay attention at all, right?

Gabe started a great thread about KK with an A on the flop. It doesn't cover your exact situation but give it a look anyway:

http://www.flopturnriver.com/pokerfo...ce-109250.html

[seven-deuce]

I'd fold. Preserve your stack for a better spot.