QQ vs turn shove

Difficult one, with no info.
55 shouldn't be in his flop call range, but one can't be sure.
Other sets should've raised you OTF, vbecause of the draw.
If villain profile shows he can do that with 77, 88, 99, JJ, AT:diamond:/:heart:+ kind of hand, I'd call (wich seems most likely).

I hate these spots.
He doesn't have A3 or 36 — well maybe A3
55 makes the most sense.
Against 55 you have two outs
Against A3 or 63 you're drawing dead.

No stats I presume?

Originally posted by yangmartins
Difficult one, with no info.
55 shouldn't be in his flop call range, but one can't be sure.
Other sets should've raised you OTF, vbecause of the draw.
If villain profile shows he can do that with 77, 88, 99, JJ, AT:diamond:/:heart:+ kind of hand, I'd call (wich seems most likely).

I agree — I might hate myself afterward, but I hate myself now, so no change

77,88,99,TT,JJ,QQ, QKs, AQs, AJs, ATs, this is range I assign to a 3 bet cold call, could add some in, but its villain dependent. I've called to often in this spot behind, I fold here.

From my point of view the only hand that beats us is TT, so I call this. I don't put the low pp and A3s in his pre 3-b cc range. He can have Tx, JJ or flush-draws as bluffs. JJ makes the most sense imo.

It's strange to see A3s, because this implies that he likes to cc pre with a wide range. But at the same time his VPIP-PFR gap is really thin..

Maybe he calls with A3s and probably A5s specifically. It's kind of interesting and for sure we should note it, so the next time we can make better decisions.

It's a interesting hand for sure. A straight or set seems unlikely. Cold calling a 3bet weak (suited) aces and small pocket pairs without closing the action would be bad, but on NL2 you can expect everything. Also calling a Cbet multi way with 55 seems fishy as well. Only A♥:3♥: could call a Cbet, but is a hand that should fold pre-flop. Against a TAG I would call for sure. Shoving makes not to much sense bases on the pre-flop and flop action.

Cheers,
SDK1987

When is beluga not beluga? Even though I lean towards a fold, the 2nd flush draw on the board makes me want to call.

In this situation, with the turn betting round being raised to such a large amount, it's likely that the BB has a very strong hand. Based on the pre-flop call and turn check, it's possible that the BB has a set or a strong draw. Facing a raise of this size, it may be best for Hero to fold. The size of the raise indicates a strong hand and it's unlikely that Hero's pocket queens will be the best hand.