Zoom 6Max, QQ vs BTN 129BBESS, weird spot

I'm going to write it again: post your thought process in every street please. It helps us and yourself because you need to rewind the hand in your mind.
Pre ok.
What's your flop strategy on this J high dry board OOP? I'd would either cbet 1/4 or 1/3 range or check range.
Turn size is too small. You need to apply pressure on QT, JT, TT, 99, 88, 77.
I'm not double barreling always, turn can be a check. That's why I would bet bigger too.
As played, I can't fold although I don't see any bluffs. He could protection-raise a weak J imo though vs your size.

Originally posted by zetozinho
I'm going to write it again: post your thought process in every street please. It helps us and yourself because you need to rewind the hand in your mind.
Pre ok.
What's your flop strategy on this J high dry board OOP? I'd would either cbet 1/4 or 1/3 range or check range.
Turn size is too small. You need to apply pressure on QT, JT, TT, 99, 88, 77.
I'm not double barreling always, turn can be a check. That's why I would bet bigger too.
As played, I can't fold although I don't see any bluffs. He could protection-raise a weak J imo though vs your size.

Hey, thanks. I'm betting small on flop and turn because I wanted to keep the pot size relevant to his stack size. By river, there is 90BB in the pot and he would only have 63BB or so. Yeah, whatever this is, I have to call it off here like you said.

The thing is that the turn size doesn't impact SPR OTR. You are all-in no matter what, this is a 4bet pot.
So bet big so extract maximum value.

Originally posted by zetozinho
The thing is that the turn size doesn't impact SPR OTR. You are all-in no matter what, this is a 4bet pot.
So bet big so extract maximum value.

I sea bluffs really rarely when they play like that on the turn. His play doesn`t make any sense what value hand he can have except JJ and KK after 4 bet. I guess I would also calls as you played it.