calling a raise after the flop

[kubes777]

question is if i raise with KK and and one hand enters the pot with me. then the flop comes A-7-J and they lead out with a big raise twice the pot, should i expect them to have the ace ore a small to medium pocket pair. Should i fold or call, or reraise all in and chance being behind if they do have the aces.

[isaac]

I wouldn't take a chance mate, but thats me. I Nthat situatioin i would probally fold. CHeers to you

[TheAAce]

Try coming over the top, you gotta remember, you raised preflop, so you in a way represented an ace as well, since he just called your raise, his ace might not be as strong, and he could be making a play at the pot

[kubes777]

ok, so so far i agree with Issac... what if i do come over the top and it gets to allin and i go out, do i wanna hold back cus there is no rebuy or do i wanna get my chips in with that hand hoping he called with KJ or KQ or a small pocket pair..........i Hate seeing aces on the flop when i raise with a good pocket Pair TEN TEN JJ, QQ and my KK.........more opinions plssssss

[JAYCISM]

i think it depends on how many chips you have and your evaluation of the persons play up to that point. is this person a bluffer, a tight or loose player. that should help make your final decision.

[Steinn39]

I whut re-raise. But it also depends on if its a loose or a tight player.

[lukasz4891]

RE rise or check. If you rerise and he go's all in i would rather fold.

[jeffsbabe]

Well, this is where you decide "gamble or not". Personally I would fold in this situation. Better to lose your preflop raise than all your chips. I've lost in this situation before, thinking the guy was bluffing. My other concern is your table image. Does he think YOU are bluffing?