KQ 2pairs vs raise turn

I would squeeze pre flop. Flop bet and turn bet ok. I think I would call here with top 2. You could maybe add QT,KT in villains range?

Originally posted by la55i
You could maybe add QT,KT in villains range?

I think he is too tight for playing this hands from EP

Squeeze preflop.
You can think of calling here ott .

Originally posted by sergii1984

Originally posted by la55i
You could maybe add QT,KT in villains range?

I think he is too tight for playing this hands from EP

19/16 villain will have KTs , QTs, JTs in his range.

would call ott..

Originally posted by sergii1984

Originally posted by la55i
You could maybe add QT,KT in villains range?

I think he is too tight for playing this hands from EP

I think KTs and QTs are not too wide.

To OP: Your range estimate is useless. For example, 8 combos of AK, and no combos of QQ? Wishful thinking.

Originally posted by YohanN7
To OP: Your range estimate is useless. For example, 8 combos of AK, and no combos of QQ? Wishful thinking.

Almost every player will raise QQ on this flop and we block that too. If you want to, we can add that 1 remaining combo of QQ there and it will decrease our equity 3%. Not a big deal.

Originally posted by la55i

Originally posted by YohanN7
To OP: Your range estimate is useless. For example, 8 combos of AK, and no combos of QQ? Wishful thinking.

Almost every player will raise QQ on this flop and we block that too. If you want to, we can add that 1 remaining combo of QQ there and it will decrease our equity 3%. Not a big deal.

Un-weighted range estimates suck period. The mere fact that it comes out that we are a favorite should alert you to how nonsensical it is. (If we are a favorite, why then a thread at all?)

QQ are raising this flop if villain is not dumb.

No, forget it.

I have misread OP.

Give new opinion:)

Okay. I am still suspicious of the range estimate because it has us as a favorite. E.g AK may not be raising turn. I'd not, for example, so if you were up against me, you are not facing 8 AK combos. You face 0 such. In reality (versus average opponent) you might face 3-4 AK combos. Never 8. This is what I mean by weighting. In close situations with tight ranges you simply must weigh possibilities (or it wouldn't be close - hence no forum thread).