SH-NL10 QQ dry board

Do you always 3-bet this big? If not, then it's a leak - good regs will exploit you.

AS played, bet 1/2 flop - it misses him quite hard after all and 1/2 should be standard. Then you can bet same on turn and jam non A/K rivers.

I think better is to bet on turn 3.5-4$. Cause you'r shoving too much strength.

@Cpallo

OOP I always 3bet bigger. 3,3-3,6bb. I play that as standard play. I do shorten it if I have mid-short stack as villain.

@badcatw0w

will I really fold in he goes all in on turn to mine 3,5-4$ bet?

Price will be to good to call, at least I think...

So options I see is to check-call if villain dont know to maximize his better hands... ( hi bets like 1$ on all streets ) or to do check-fold to all in.

math behind it...

on turn if he goes all in to mine raise it will be 15,95/3,5 its like 5:1 on mine money and I need to have 20% equity to call? Do I really think there is not enough AJ, 89s, 76s in his ranges not to call there?

Hi DjolusVicenus,

Preflop: looks fine

Postflop: Your bet sizing postflop is all over the place. There's no reason to bet so big on the flop and overbet the turn. What hands are you hoping that he calls you with?

Bet 1/2 flop, 1/2 turn and ship river.

Originally posted by DjolusVicenus

@badcatw0w

will I really fold in he goes all in on turn to mine 3,5-4$ bet?

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No you will shove obv. But you don't give him any chance to show strength or fell that he can be ahead with any hands you beat.