A few nights ago, while dealing at the Bellagio, I came across a situation where if there was ever a time that folding Kings was correct, this had to be it. Since this was an actual hand, I have changed the names of the players involved to protect their identities.The game was $10-$20 blind, No Limit Holdem. It was a full, nine handed game with almost all of the players being seasoned pros, or experienced amateurs, when the following hand came down.The action was folded around to Jimmy, a long time Las Vegas pro, in middle position who opened the pot for $120. Three other players called the raise, and the action was to the small blind, Roger, who began to think. read more in pokerworks.com [1]