I am new at the table and post in CO. Opponent only has $8.

Stoneburg : Posts 0.20
Zei : Posts 0.20
_jordan : Folds
sweet_helmer : Raises for 0.80
Butterflyshy : Folds
anttik : Folds
Stoneburg : Raises for 2.40 [Kd]
Zei : Folds
AceSuited : Folds
LennAA : Folds
SKY226 : Folds
sweet_helmer : Calls for 1.80

Flop $5.70 [4c]
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sweet_helmer : Checks
Stoneburg : Checks

Turn $5.70 [As]
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sweet_helmer : Bets 2.60
Stoneburg : Calls for 2.60

River $10.90 [Tc]
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sweet_helmer : Checks
Stoneburg : Bets 3.20 (enough to put him all-in)

i probably would have put him all-in on the flop. because i think he's in one of two situations....

either he has a lower pair....QQ-TT....or a mediocre Ace of some sort....probably A-J/A-T...maybe even a weaker ace....not out of the question for some of the yahoos at the $20NL prima games. if you're going to play your KK to the point where he's all-in anyway....the flop is the only point where the pot is small enough in relation to his stack for him to have any reasonable chance of folding an Ace, and i have seen tons of people on Prima call big bets on Ace-high flops with pocket pairs.

assuming that the flop all-in is not your style....i would probably make the same river play you did. i think 50% of the time he'll have a pocket pair....most likely QQ or JJ, and the other 50% he'll have an Ace...and you're getting slightly more than 3-1 on the river bet.....slightly more maybe because he might actually call w/ QQ or JJ sometimes.

jon

Yeah I'm thinking all-in on the flop as well. You don't wanna get bluffed out by something like QQ or JJ on a later street. If he has the ace..well...that's just bad luck.