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[Closed] NL100 deep QQ

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kevvu
Joined: 11.05.2008

3b is fishy player who 3b a lot, so i decided to flat him. Cause if i 4b then he is going to continue with just good hands (huge fold to 4b %).
Now openraiser TAG 4b s aka squeezes. So i decided to 5 b cause he can do it with weak hand.

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $1(BB) Replayer
SB ($283)
Hero ($152)
UTG ($188)
UTG+1 ($21.35)
CO ($203)
BTN ($36.75)

Dealt to Hero Q♥ Q♠

fold, fold, CO raises to $3.50, fold, SB raises to $11.50, Hero calls $10.50, CO raises to $38, fold, Hero raises to $152 (AI), fold

Hero shows Q♥ Q♠

Hero wins $87.50


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Bierbaer
Joined: 27.05.2005

I don't really like the coldcall preflop, it tells the opponent that you have TT-QQ.
Also if the openraiser overcalls you're in a pretty bad spot on any flop if SB cbets - even on Jxx and Txx you basically want to fold to a cbet because he's not bluffing and might even check JJ because your coldcall preflop looks so much like TT-QQ.

If he's an active 3bettor in the SB and folds to a lot of 4bets - just 4bet him to death and pick up the pot every single time.
He will either stop 3betting or he's going to do something else against your 4bets - you will be able to expoit it easily due to your positional advantage anyway.
And if he keeps 3bet/folding - great! Free $$$.

As played you see another problem: You basically want to fold to the 4bet! I think CO acutally never bluffs like this, first your coldcall looks like a hand that is never going to fold to a 4bet and 2nd he even commits himself with the very large 4bet.


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