QQ squeeze vs 4bet

You posted CO stats but it is MP that raises and BU flats. Definite squeeze if MP open 24% and fold 44%.

vs 4bet range of 2 (is this for MP? if overall 4bet range probably his MP 4bet is like KK+) we can consider a fold, but I think with whale in hand he will value 4bet AK so its fine to just ship it, I think QQ has 40% vs AK/QQ+ so with the dead money in the pot after his 4bet, Id guess EV is higher than folding (EV 0).

I think it is important to say that it in general it is not always a mistake to value 3bet a hand but fold it to a 4bet. If villain calls a ton vs 3b, and almost never 4b, we will 3bet wider for value, but his 4bet range is very strong and so we dont want to 3b/5b or 3b/c many of the hands that were 3bet for value. But because the 4b is so rare from such a guy, the 3b is still way more profitable than a flat.

Yeah meant MP, sorry. You don't think he'd just call AK to keep the whale in?

Alright. Technically, if he has a set 4bet range of 2, he is 4betting AK,QQ+ (2,56%). Now, we do not know, how many hands you have on him. He might only be 4betting AKs,QQ+ (1,66%). That makes a huge difference to us.

If we raise and we assume villain never folds to a shove, because he only 4bets for value, then him raising to 7,5$ and us reraising is similar to him shoving, since we don't have any fold equity. Now we have to call 21.5$ into a 64.46$ pot so we require around 33% equity.

QQ vs {AK,QQ+} = 40% equity

QQ vs {AKs,QQ+} = 28% equity

I assume, he's not alway calling AKo, if he's that tight. Maybe versus fishy players more than a SB squeeze/shove. So I think shoving is not a good option.

But as metza said, 3betting is a very good plan here. That guy calls wide, and he's almost never going to have AA,KK in his flatting range. Let's take a flop like 222, you can barrel 3 streets for value.

If he 4bets however, I think there's the option to fold, and the option to call. I mean, his range is pretty much face up, and you can defend your hand for 1-2 streets on non-Ace non-King boards. Although I still prefer folding.