[Closed] NL10 QQ folded again

Turn I would bet 2$ or even pot

River fold is ok in this situation I think.

As mentioned, you've given him fantastic odds to draw, and a river fold is a must as played. Bet pot (or possibly a little more) on the flop to make calling with draws here -EV for villain.

I'm really a noob in BSS, but why do we necessarily have to be beaten on the river? I think by checking river we really give him good chance to bluff us out of the pot, so I would go for a block bet here. Besides, more than a king I think he rather holds Tx in this spot and therefore something like 2pair.

Originally posted by burek2000
I'm really a noob in BSS, but why do we necessarily have to be beaten on the river? I think by checking river we really give him good chance to bluff us out of the pot, so I would go for a block bet here. Besides, more than a king I think he rather holds Tx in this spot and therefore something like 2pair.

blockbet is a must.

Limping with Tx burek from MP2? really? I'd prefer KT here, which is horrible. You could well be ahead here, but because you are OOP you won't know. Block bet could work I guess..... He's called the whole way down though so I'm inclined to believe he is ahead.

Originally posted by matt1234
Limping with Tx burek from MP2? really? I'd prefer KT here, which is horrible. You could well be ahead here, but because you are OOP you won't know. Block bet could work I guess..... He's called the whole way down though so I'm inclined to believe he is ahead.

I think T + A-9 could be in his range, I didn't think he could hold T3 though...:P

...and only K has us beat here, but I think there's a big variety of hands he might call flop and turn with, I think something like QT/JT/T9 could be easily his holding imo. But I'm not that experienced postflop, so I'm mostly posting just to compare my opinion to others, so I learn something new.

That's the beauty of SSS isn't it? Don't really have to care about the postflop. The only reason I can't see Tx being an option is I would assume that he would raise flop/turn for FE.

Having said that, not a lot else makes sense either. he won't be limping with any 8 apart from 88, which you don't call with on either street, and what kings are in his range? KT of course, KQ maybe, but thats all 4 Q's out. KJ, K9 I just don't believe he can flat call with.

Changed my mind here. It's either KT or a lower set, or a stone cold bluff

Why not check-raise the flop? Or if he checks back then a pot sized raise on the turn.

First hand of mine that gets such a huge feedback, nice :).

I didn't checkraise the flop cause I wanted him to stay in the pot and he would fold a really big deal to a checkraise I think. The other thing is that I rarely check/raise on the flop, it may look suspicious. I have to work on balancing my play on the flop though.

Apart from betting bigger turn (which I was aware of) I think that the blockbet is a best option in this spot.

I would bet 1$ on the flop, 2$ on the turn and probably c/c river.
As played: he would bet there two pair, so I think call is fine.