I promised i wont post hands before i learn how to convert, i am just a lazy ass..
Please make one exeption.
I capped preflop with aces.
flop: Q,7,4 i bet/3bet my opponent,he called.
turn: Q i..?
when he raised me on flop, a Q is on my opinion very likely. so when another Q hits on turn, should i now play as wawb and pasively c/calldown?
I depends .. some info about opponet and flop texture will be very useful. In this case (so few information) it will be difficult to write something interesting. There are no Q in an opponent range if he is standard TAG who knows standard lines. He will play call Flop raise Turn in position. In this case it can be middle or low pair or some flushdraws (on 1 or 2 colours board) or pure blefs.
Even if he is a fish I play here bet/c turn x/c river. This second Q minimalize his chances of having another Q in the hand and you have a hand with a very good showdown value.
You must watch your opponents and write notes about them then the game will be more simple.
My mistake. I wanted to say once he raise/call flop i put him on queen, he would i guess raise/fold pockets.
It's true what hairysnake posted except the fact that a tag would never raise Qx in a capped pot. Reads would be helpful and also the positions. Was it 3bet/cap from early positions or from late positions? I don't think he'll raise/fold pocketpairs as he does have 2 outs and the pot is just too big and if he turns a set, he's got huge implied odds.
Normally i would agree with hairy that a TAG does usually play call flop raise Turn IP but since you capped preflop, he might not feel that comfortable with just the queen and he wants to induce loose calldowns from pocketpairs and AK and doesnt like facing a 3bet on the turn. Could he have some 7x Combos? I'd play bet/calldown Turn but at least you should post the positions that we can somehow can a picture of your opponents range.
