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[Closed] SSS NL600 - QQ vs c/r flop

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theperni
Joined: 28.08.2007

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$3/$6 No-Limit Hold'em (8 handed) Known players:
[tg]MP1(Hero)$111.00:///////;MP2$114.00:///////;MP3$741.45:///////;CO$938.00:///////;BU$772.35:///////;SB$150.00:///////;BB$300.00:///////;UTG2$615.05:///////;[/tg]
Preflop: Hero is MP1 with Q:h, Q:d.
UTG2 folds, Hero raises to $18.00, 5 folds, BB calls $12.00.

Flop: ($39) 6:h, K:d, 2:h (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $21.00, BB raises to $282.00(All-In), Hero calls $72.00(All-In).

Turn: ($414) T:c (0 players)
Hero gets uncalled bet back.

River: ($414) 8:d (0 players)
Hero gets uncalled bet back.

Final Pot: $342.

Opp. 30/13, Cold call 17% (29% in BU), AF Flop 3.1, C/R Cbet 10%, WTS 25% W@SD 43% 2.5k hands


4 replies

I think I'd also bet/call here. This guy is probably going t ch/R you any A :heart:, SC with FD, and even 77+. In which case I think your QQ will hold up pretty well.


question? your opinion? what could be his c/r range?


theperni
Joined: 28.08.2007

Do you think calling here is worth?
I assumed he can c/r me with kings of course and some FD’s and pocket pairs (77+).
Also checking behind the flop can be a good point to induce bluffs (he’s pretty aggressive) and avoid being c/raised, but the board is kinda drawy and many cards can make it hard to call his turn (and eventually river) bet.
What’s your attitude in such spots?


you should start thinking in ranges and in hand combos, the fdraw will be a small part of his range compared to kx, normally i respect raises on kx,ax boards. On this board i would prefer a check behind call any turn expect a and reevaluate river.. you dont need QQ to b/f the flop.