Huge hand, how do u play it??

At a 5-10 blind game, max buy in 500.  Two guys literally took 500 into about 5k each.  Not hard as many deep pockets from Chicago come to this casino.  Here is the hand:

 

Preflop

A> 4th position (loose player) raises to 50 dollars

B> Big Blind reraises to 150

A> He reraises to 350

B> reraise to 750

A> All in for 5k

 

B has KK, what do you do?

Wow ... if there's ever a case for folding KK preflop, here it is. The other guy is representing Aces so now it becomes read dependent. Do you believe him or don't you?

i agree with bodogbettor    it all depends on the read but i fold  esp after the 2nd reraise   lol

If he's a total maniac then he could be pushing all in with KK QQ JJ 1010 AK as well as the danger hand of AA. In which case I would call. I am going to take a punt and say he had QQ, KK guy called and he scored a Q on the turn.

I've been faced with similar decisions in the past while holding KK.  I always make the wrong decision and push or call, and someone always flips over AA.  So the answer is fold, also when faced with this decision I sometimes forget the odds of KK winning against more than 1 opponent, if they all go all in you may be 40% or less to win the hand. 

Uh I just noticed it is only one other player  in that case he could have anything from AK up,  in a cash game you just have to ask yourself, does he have aces?  and then ask yourself, would I rather wait for a better spot?  

 

If it was a tourney I would probably call in a heartbeat but in a cash game you always have another chance to double up in the future. 

Call the loose player as long as you have a good bankroll, you should have at least 10 buy in's in your roll.

What is the table image of B?  How does player A perceive player B?  What range do you put the "loose" player on?  Not knowing this info I would probably fold.  I have called "loose" players in this situation and they turn over AA but have also seen them turn over lessor hands.  It would not surprise me if he did not have AA but I would probably fold.  I prefer to see the flop before going all-in, so I would have rather called the $350.

Well.  Sometimes you have to respect a player, even a loose one.  Guy with kings called and other guy flipped over aces.  Aces held up, pot 10k