4-Bet calling K4s

[_DND_]

Party Poker, $5/$10 NL Hold'em Cash Game, 6 Players
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UTG: $2,471.62
MP: $1,000
CO: $1,406
BTN: $2,995.45
Hero (SB): $1,035
BB: $414.83

Pre-Flop: 4 K dealt to Hero (SB)
2 folds, CO raises to $35, BTN calls $35, Hero raises to $160, BB folds, CO raises to $310, BTN folds, Hero calls $150

Flop: ($665) 3 A 4 (2 Players)
Hero bets $725 and is All-In



So that was the second time in like 5 orbits when CO raised, BTN (who was a loose passive fish) called and I squeezed from the SB. Last time, everybody folded.
CO thought for a while, then made this small 4-bet. I really felt like he was putting a move on me here. He was a TAG, 21/18 or whatever, something like that, doesn't really matter too much.I know he is a pretty good LHE player and he's definately capable of 4-Bet-bluffing.

Now flame me

[aejones]

heh.

prob a bad idea.

[inDiGo]

Everytime villain has Ax-PP your getting stacked on the flop, everytime villain doesn't have Ax-PP he's likely folding, so depends whether you think villain will be 4bet bluffing you enough times with less than Ax-PP to make the shove profitable.

[_DND_]

I do believe he has a lot of SCs/connecters type hands in his Range. Don't expect him to fold the flop too much but I don't need a lot of FE + I usually have some outs against his calling range.

[MYNAMEIZGREG]

If you think he is making a move here shoving preflop is a ton better than calling.

[Haupt_234]

I agree with Greg that shoving PF is better than folding if you think air makes up a lot of his range.

Your flop line doesn't make much sense to me... He is never folding any ace or any reasonable PP since you're never donking AI on that flop with a strong hand. So he's calling with everything that beats you and folding everything you have beat. If you think his range has that much air in it, why not throw him some rope on the flop and then get it in?