NL100 - AA, trivial fold?

[RedBarracuda]

Villain in this hand is a regular player I don't think of highly..
His stats over 1000 hands are 24/ 6 / 1.60 / 21% / 44%
He's a slight winner on NL100 and was a slight loser on NL50 according to my DB, but I guess in the end he is a winning player because types like he is usually are..

Is this a trivial fold given the action? The reason why I didn't use my own 90% CB rule was that this donk was in a hand with me when this board could have hit him in sooooo many different ways and I could easily be crushed given his range. Reasoning ok?

Pacific Poker
No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.5/$1
5 players


Stack sizes:
UTG: $10.99
CO: $97.73
Button: $248.98
SuperHero: $198.87
BB: $164.36

Pre-flop: (5 players) SuperHero is SB with
3 folds, SuperHero raises to $3.50, BB raises to $6, SuperHero raises to $18.5, BB calls.

Flop: ($37, 2 players)
SuperHero checks, BB bets $20, SuperHero calls.

Turn: ($77, 2 players)
SuperHero checks, BB bets $125.86, SuperHero folds.
Uncalled bets: $125.86 returned to BB.

[Triple B]

Say hello to KK.

Good fold. However, I would like to see a bigger reraise since you are OOP and deep. Make it $24.

[k3nt]

[RedBarracuda]

[Notorious_JC]

the deeper you are, the looser you can play, since a mistake is penalized more (misread the board). I am not yet comfortable playing real deep, it's so easy for your good hands to get cracked by junk, the penalty for a mistake is huge.

2 nights ago I saw a guy call a raise with 62o at my home game, and stacked a guy with KK. The chips didn't go in til the turn when the board paired the 6s, KK though he was great with KK66.

JC

[Danhdan]

[Xaston]

[Triple B]

[JimmyJet]

I think a raise to about $25 looks good.

Horrible, horrible board for your hand, good fold.

[Rhound50]