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I agree with your play here. I don't have a problem with just calling before the flop. After he moved all in if you are confident that your read on him is correct, then you should call is all-in. He hit the card he needed on the river and stuff like that is going to happen, but you got your money in with the best hand.

You need to make a move if you are going to win, and pocket kings is almost the best thing you could have pre-flop, so bet the max amount and hope for the best

the person who won had top pair on the flop so they probably would have called even if you had raised

This was a bad call on your part. I don't have a problem with the first re-raise, but when he called if he has Ax, Kx, or any pair higher than a your 3's your beat. You should have folded on the turn.

I think that either this guy made a loose call, or he also put you on a flush draw and figured he had a better flush unless you had the ace. Either way I think you made the right play. You got your money in with the best hand.

I agree with part of this. You definetly will have to be comfortable with being all in a lot. But I think that you would have to play agressively pre-flop. You would need to expand your starting hand criteria.

Your ability to steal blinds depends a lot on your table image and stack size in my opinon. If you have a big stack you can pressure the small stacks out of the blinds, also if your image is a tight player you can steal the blinds a few times based on that image. Your never going to be able to steal everytime so you just have to evaluate the people you are playing with

I would use the big stack to put pressure on the small stacks. The only disadvantage to having only new people at the table is that you could start chasing hands figuring that they will have to double up multiple times to be a threat to you