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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5898115, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Against a larger open and only one player, its fine to 3-bet 3X in position. But against a mini-raise and with a field caller you need to go much larger here. With your sizing you are pricing them in to call with all sort of speculative junk and giving them great implied odds to try and crack your overpair.

Flop
I think, its fine to raise that small donk bet, and when he jam, its a close decision. This small donk bet then large 3-bet line is typically weighted towards the nuts, and since he dubble flatted preflop, we expect him to have a lot of small pairs or suited connector type hands in his range. So this does smell quite a bit like a set or maybe 86s, and I dont totally hate letting it go. It does depend on the player type though, since some bad players might  act like, their 99 or TT is the nuts on a board like this.

Conclusion
If you raise bigger preflop, then the rest of the hand might not even have happened, and its totally fine to simply pick up 5,5BB with KK. And if you still got action, then KK is a much easier stack-off on a board like this, because the SPR would be lower, and the chance someone is in there with junky hands like 22 or 86 goes down. Which would then pretty much leave 66 and 88 as the only hands, that got there, and then I am simply not folding KK. Easy call, and if he happen to have it, good for him.
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