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[QUOTE="300HPGOD, post: 6712590, member: 305911"]
I generally agree with Fundiver on this hand and would say that is the correct way to go.  I will add though that if we know villain is loose (and this is a freeroll) and aggressive post flop then I dont hate jamming the flop because in that scenario then we are talking way wider than even just Kx and even against Kx here we are 46-47% give or take.  Even if villain had KQ of diamonds here which we think would be death we are 40.5% so we wouldnt be getting in that bad.  Problem with that move is that I dont think we get anything to fold that beats us including a hand like JJ since if villain is raising that large with JJ on this board then they are probably calling.  I just dont like calling here though since we know we are going to face the music on the turn so then we are calling a large bet knowing we are only going to see one card before having to face another bet.  I dont like folding either because after we call pre flop (a fairly large mistake in my opinion not being super deep) then why the hell would we fold after getting the flop we get?  So its a hand you got stuck in since you called pre when a fold is by far the better choice.  The stacks behind that FunDiver mentions is also another big reason not to call this pre.
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