Qq - 10Nl

I think we need to find out - what range he could call preflop? KK+. What else? If he has more, then maybe it is ok to cbet to protect equity if he has AK. If not, then no need, if he has PP - that does not have much equity. If he has AQ it also does not have much equity.

preflop either 4bet bigger or call imo.
flop/turn is fine, you could go for 1/3 pot size flop turn and river to get more value. or sthing like 1/2 1/3 flop turn and jam whatever left on river

i only dislike pre sizing, postflop is ok. not a spot where we need balancing in nl10, board is ok but we want to stack 9x JJ-TT, clubs and possibly even other random pp asap.

preflop either 4bet bigger

why bigger? our hand is already marginal and it will scare lot of his hands, since 4bet itself already scares a lot.

Bigger pre because we're deeper and there's more people involved in the hand.

Unsure why you posted this hand to be honest. Looks pretty standard to me. People at 10NL will call 4bets with 99+ at times, along with AQ or something, so yeah, no worries, GG WP.

Oh, did think it HU vs MP. Then I like the hand more - BTN can call with JJ, TT easily postflop and we protect quity from AK.

Originally posted by SPeedFANat1c
Oh, did think it HU vs MP. Then I like the hand more - BTN can call with JJ, TT easily postflop and we protect quity from AK.

that's exactly why we should 4bet bigger with our entire 4betting range maybe with AKs I would 4bet small (around op's sizing in this hand) because it will play great in multiway pots, but only vs average or below average vilains.

I copied this hand to the other forum as I wasn't silver at the time. The judge recommended flatting pre as we cant be stacking off this deep.

I also have heard about 4bets with AK, QQ - when 4beting it does not necesarilly mean that we are going broke always. We win from fold equity preflop, plus at the same time we build agro 4bet image and when we have AA somebody stacks of lighter.