[Closed] 0.10/0.20 KK capped pre

good

ok ty

i would c/r the flop, let utg pay 2 big bets.
maybe even cap but not sure.

Yeah I actually thought about that too afterwards, since he capped preflop, but thats something I will have to keep in mind for later use

ah sorry i thought we capped preflop. actually a check/raise is better. ty henne

Should I do the same thing if I hold QQ too? And ofc it wouldnt be top set but just an overpair hehe.

yes

if you have QQ and there is an overcard. and he caps its not that easy, because AK beats you there already. and the range that you beat is smaller.

Yeah that brings a question, how should you proceed if you hold QQ (or KK too for that matter) and the flop comes A-high and he bets into you? And this would be versus unknown.

Originally posted by snowylee
Yeah that brings a question, how should you proceed if you hold QQ (or KK too for that matter) and the flop comes A-high and he bets into you? And this would be versus unknown.

Bet/call the flop and fold the turn unimproved.

Yeah and if he bets into you? Raise/call?

depends ^^
are you heads up ? if not, how many players are behind you ? is the board paired ? is the board drawheavy ?

Yeah ofc, silly me that I didnt include a bit more information hehe :P.

I was thinking that youre IP HU or perhaps 2 opponents, the board would not be too drawheavy but holding a flushdraw but otherwise not very connected.

still difficult to answer ♦
at the board you discribed a donk does often mean a flushdraw so it might be good to raise the flop and bet the turn for a free showdown or call the flop and raise the turn for a free showdown ^^
it´s still very difficult to answer

i think the best thing is that you play on and when face such a situation you copy the hand and post it ♦

Yes I realise that too :). But just wanted some advise on what can be good to do, and ofc, it would be vs unknown.

If you have QQ and he donks into you on a 2-suited A-high flop then you simply call him down. If he has air he folds to your raise, if he has JJ- he probably folds often as well. If he has an ace he will never fold and a flushdraw is unlikely as the preflop 3-better.

i think the more interesting question is what you do when there are 2 opponents...

Yup :), well I will be sure to get inte more and more situations the more I play so.. I had a coach from PS on my 3 tables today lol :), good for me we never ended up in the same pot hehe ^^

Originally posted by frzl
i think the more interesting question is what you do when there are 2 opponents...

By default I would call the flop and fold the turn is it's still 3-way. A calldown from the turn on depends then on the opponent.