70 hands is a pretty small sample but those numbers are very tight. Depending on the action (4th reraise etc) I may be able to lay it down but against a standard opponent I will call a push with KK and live with the results.

I certainly do. I have seen too many morons push with queens, jacks and ace-king (even at the $100 tables) to fold my cowboys.

At the NL$25 and $50 I dont fold except with excellent reads. I can only remember folding one KK and it was against one of the very best players (i think the best honestly) at UB´s $50 tables. His only noticeable leak is that he only plays his hands and raise only 1.55% preflop, which screams I have AA-KK-QQ-JJ. I have never seen him, putting pressure without a monster, even when he is rated UA. Well, he raised in early position and I reraised him big. He thought for a while and pushed. I instafold and he show me the rockets. He said the delay was to make me think he was weak...

I have had KK vs. AA about 6 times, and 3-4 were just 2.5K hands on an awful losing streak last month. Another painful one was a few days ago in a freeroll tourney. I was 7th. in chips and the field was reduced to 33, from 109. Funny thing is the guy limped with 3 limpers before him. I was in the CO and just pushed. I had been called with AA and KK earlier.

No, there was 2 limpers and my raise to about 7bb,forgot to post earlier it was at NL100(party).

Ill tell you this. If you raise 7BBs and then I go all in. I have AA. Others are different though, which is why its read dependant. I would call against most people.

The reason I push all in there with AA is for just this reason. Almost nobody folds KK there.

>The chances of you have KK and your opponent having AA is 2.5%.

9 handed = 1 in 25
10 handed = 1 in 20

Here is my KK vs AA

http://livepokerforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6615

I got two reviews one said he 3rd raise is AA and tr said push all in which I did.

Interesting dilemma.

If there is a raise and a call then you raise the first raiser folds and the caller goes all-in then I would say AA or tricky.

I have KK 18 times at FTP at this limit (3,000 hands). I lost 3 - this one, a $17 on and $2.50.

Five (5) went to showdown and won $60 - $12/hand.

Let the poker fallacies FLY! Sure the odds that you both have those hands are low, but don't forget that you have information that dramtically INCREASES the odds that you have KK vs AA - the betting!