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NL Holdem $80(BB) Replayer
SB ($4,200)
BB ($5,900)
UTG ($8,500)
UTG+1 ($1,970)
UTG+2 ($3,985)
MP1 ($3,840)
MP2 ($8,465)
CO ($4,000)
Hero ($6,213)

Dealt to Hero Q♠ Q♣

fold, fold, fold, fold, MP2 calls $80, CO calls $80, Hero raises to $360, fold, BB calls $280, MP2 calls $280, CO calls $280

FLOP ($1,480) 9♥ T♣ T♠

BB bets $400, MP2 folds, CO folds, Hero calls $400

TURN ($2,280) 9♥ T♣ T♠ 3♠

BB bets $1,680, Hero folds

BB wins $2,280

could make it a bit bigger preflop ~400

villain was 24/6/2 after 50 hands, but agro postflop

on the turn we have to decide, to either call here and call any river, or just fold


4 replies
dubadal
Joined: 05.09.2008

Hi,

I think preflop raise size is fine - you want action with QQ.
Flatting flop doesn't make much sense, since other 2 people are out and you are in position. It is unlikely that villain is KK-AA, since he would've 3-bet you. You do however need to find out if he has a T, is on a draw or whatever. So, raise 2.5-3x flop. Good for info and value.

As played, I would shove turn - 88< and AJ+ are in his range, so you will more often than not be ahead.


shove turn and turn my hand into a bluff? doesnt make any sense.
tho raising the flop looks quite good


amplifyd
Joined: 03.08.2009

Im peeling flop folding turn. This is often line fish takes multiway with Tx. Imo they rarely take this line and betsizing with draw.


Tiltberger
Joined: 23.06.2005

shove on turn makes absolutely no sense -> normally just better hands would call and you turn your hand into a bluff. i would def. call another bet on the turn. river you can think about folding if he hams potsize!
greets