I said I was going to start posting again a few days ago... well, here goes
I currently don't use stats, and have to make do with Universal Replayer's hand exports - sorry if the format looks weird
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iPoker Game 7014747384 / Tournament
Table Liestal, 817763216 - 2016-04-04 23:44:55
Blinds : 0.01/0.02
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6 players
UTG (2.12)
CO (3.35)
HJ (4.64)
BU (1.08)
SB (2.12)
[BB] Hero (2.1)
Hero Q♥ Q♠ Initial Pot: 0.03
UTG folds
MP folds
HJ folds
BU raises to 0.06
SB calls 0.05
Hero raises to 0.24
BU folds
SB calls 0.18
### FLOP ### 7♦ 2♠ 4♦ Pot: 0.54
SB checks
Hero bets 0.26
SB raises to 0.92
Hero raises to 1.86
SB calls 0.94
### TURN ### 5♦ Pot: 4.26
### RIVER ### 9♣ Pot: 4.26
Villain is a reg and makes solid impression, I haven't caught him doing anything weird
Preflop is standard I think. On the flop, I honestly have no idea what to do. I think I have to bet, as there are multiple weaker pocket pairs which will call. After the raise, can I find a fold? I thought about hands villain could've called a raise and a 3-bet pre-flop, and it seems like pocket pairs are the most likely, but something like AQ-AT is not impossible. His check/raise smells like a set, but are sets his only possible holdings? He also doesn't necessarily defend against a squeeze with 44 and 22, leaving 77 as the only possible set. Could he be check/raising overpairs and flush draws here?
Also, if I do want to continue, is there any reason to call his raise rather than shove right here?
Thanks!
