[Closed] NL2 QQ vs possible straight

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Krishjanis

Joined: 04.01.2010

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12.10.2011, 09:15 0

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NL Holdem $0.02(BB) Replayer
SB ($2.41)
BB ($6.41)
Hero ($2.15)
UTG+1 ($1.32)
UTG+2 ($1.45)
MP1 ($0.82)
CO ($0.93)
BTN ($0.83)

Dealt to Hero Q♥ Q♠

Hero raises to $0.08, fold, fold, fold, fold, BTN calls $0.08, fold, fold

FLOP ($0.19) T♦ J♣ 7♣

Hero bets $0.11, BTN calls $0.11

TURN ($0.41) T♦ J♣ 7♣ 2♥

Hero bets $0.19, BTN raises to $0.38, Hero calls $0.19

RIVER ($1.17) T♦ J♣ 7♣ 2♥ 8♠

Hero checks, BTN bets $0.26 (AI), Hero calls $0.26

Spoiler

BTN shows J♥ T♠
(Pre 13%, Flop 69.7%, Turn 81.8%)

Hero shows Q♥ Q♠
(Pre 87%, Flop 30.3%, Turn 18.2%)

BTN wins $1.61

I think I did everything correct till turn, but not sure about calling turn and river.

Fist pump snap call!

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_Anonymous_

12.10.2011, 09:35 0

Hi,

You should b/f turn against fullstack, but since villain only has 40bb I´d bet a little more on the turn to 0.25$ and then shove over his min-raise. You´re pot committed anyway on the turn and since he can always get all-in smt like KJ/AJ and sometimes draws you can´t really b/f QQ getting too good odds and having too much equity.

Even if yo´d know that he has there JT, you still have 20% equity:
board: JT72
Hand Equity Wins Ties
QQ 20.46% 123,984 972
JT 79.54% 483,300 972

and getting 5.16:1 pot odds, you should still call turn, since you need to have only 16% equity, but since poker is game with limitless information I think better is to shove turn and putting in last 0.26$ than maybe seeing bad river card and folding best hand.