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11$ Rebuy MTT - QQ

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PaPi92
Joined: 17.02.2011

UTG - 80/20 for 5 hands
MP2 - 23/15/cbet flop-100%(2)/turn-50%(2)/Agr Freq flop-33(12)/turn-25(8)/river-20(5) for 73 hands

First, what do you think about pre flop?Can we 3bet/fold vs 4bet(from Pre flop aggressor) or call is better option?

On the flop, what is the best line and what should we do on turn and river?

Poker Stars $5.00+$0.50 No Limit Hold'em Tournament - t50/t100 Blinds + t10 - 9 players - View hand 1813011
DeucesCracked Poker Videos Hand History Converter

MP1: t14694 M = 61.23
MP2: t20058 M = 83.58
CO: t10990 M = 45.79
BTN: t12737 M = 53.07
Hero (SB): t26184 M = 109.10
BB: t5780 M = 24.08
UTG: t11807 M = 49.20
UTG+1: t5190 M = 21.62
UTG+2: t9732 M = 40.55

Pre Flop: (t240) Hero is SB with Q :spade: Q :heart:
1 fold, UTG+1 calls t100, 1 fold, MP1 raises to t388, 3 folds, Hero calls t338, 1 fold, UTG+1 calls t288

Flop: (t1354) 8 :heart: T :spade: J :heart: (3 players)
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TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

i go with 1-1,2k pre to start with

u got one of the ugliest flop possible imo

SOUL READ FTW


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rhinoneil
Joined: 16.04.2008

I dont like the call pre, just invites utg to call also, so I make it 1100/1200 and probably not folding to 4bet.
As played I lead this flop I think and see what happens


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I'm never a huge advocate of getting it in preflop this deep so I actually like the call. With the call though you have to realize you are under repping your hand strength here by a ton.

So for that reason I would be looking to keep the pot small and call our opponent down. It allows for his bluffing range to continue and you don't isolate yourself against the best part of his range.


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TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

Originally posted by AaronLambert
I'm never a huge advocate of getting it in preflop this deep so I actually like the call. With the call though you have to realize you are under repping your hand strength here by a ton.

So for that reason I would be looking to keep the pot small and call our opponent down. It allows for his bluffing range to continue and you don't isolate yourself against the best part of his range.

If we 4bet we get in with UTG limper make a nitty fold vs MP ....depending of his sizing we can also call to set mine sometimes

I dont agree about calldown, I cant see on most rundowns that we have profitable 3barell bluf cather with that action pre and that flop

Thats why I want to keep it simple and 4bet pre and make small EV mistake then to make bigger post flop


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Call's pretty cool here for a different reason IMO. When we have value against a very good player such as UTG here we want to keep them in the pot rather than isolating ourselves against the reg. Now I think QQ is one of the hands you can isolate to make it heads up because it just does so well against their range, yet is quite tough to play multiway. But if I had KK+ here I would always call unless I had some history with the reg.

As played start by checking the flop, probably calling, and then checking the turn and evaluating based on turn card. I can't say for sure that I'm just calling down 3 streets here...


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TheRebuz
Joined: 12.10.2008

Originally posted by chenny8888
Call's pretty cool here for a different reason IMO. When we have value against a very good player such as UTG here we want to keep them in the pot rather than isolating ourselves against the reg. Now I think QQ is one of the hands you can isolate to make it heads up because it just does so well against their range, yet is quite tough to play multiway. But if I had KK+ here I would always call unless I had some history with the reg.

As played start by checking the flop, probably calling, and then checking the turn and evaluating based on turn card. I can't say for sure that I'm just calling down 3 streets here...

+1
i like flat with AK/KK+ here also in this spot imo

btw what u do u guys think is best to do in hero spot with AQ/TT-JJ preflop???


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

I'd definitely call TT and AQ. JJ again similar to QQ. I can get in lots of chips profitably against the reg's range I feel with these hands, AND they're hard to play 3-4-ways. But TT and AQ both seem too thin to achieve this without history.


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