$11 QQ UTG (FullTilt 45man)

ChoChikun

Joined: 15.10.2008

Posts: 291

14.05.2010, 10:58 0

No Limit Holdem Tournament
8 Players
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$10 + $1 Sit & Go

Stacks:
Hero (1,395)
UTG+1 (3,000)
MP1 (1,825)
MP2 (1,585)
CO (1,240)
BTN (1,685)
SB (1,465)
BB (1,305)

Blinds: 25/50

Pre-Flop: (75, 8 players) Hero is UTG Q♠ Q♥
Hero raises to 150, UTG+1 calls 150, 6 folds

Flop: 8♣ 7♦ 8♦ (375, 2 players)
Hero bets 280, UTG+1 calls 280

Turn: 3♥ (935, 2 players)
Hero goes all-in 965, UTG+1 calls 965

Early stage of 45 man SNG.

Villain is solid player and on turn I know KK+ is big part of his range but my shove is +EV?

Is it flop bet maybe too big?

7 replies

_Anonymous_

14.05.2010, 11:24 0

If he is a solid player he would have 3bet you with KK+ pf don't you think? I would not fold the overpair here, so pretty standard in my opinion.

ChoChikun

Joined: 15.10.2008

Posts: 291

14.05.2010, 13:16 0

Originally posted by pinnryder
If he is a solid player he would have 3bet you with KK+ pf don't you think?

Most of the time ppl dont 3bet on this limit.
What you think that is good 3bet range here?

_Anonymous_

14.05.2010, 14:41 0

I don't play 45 man SnGs, but I think the players are probably not that bad.
Inviting other calls from UTG with KK+ is crazy...

I'd 3bet QQ+ there. Maybe AK because it's a 45man and we those chips..

_Anonymous_

14.05.2010, 15:50 0

I would 3bet QQ+ and AK+
With his stack and size of the blinds I guess he can flat you with 99+ (maybe even lower) and maybe AQ+. Again the only hands you're crushed against are the ones containing an 8 (which is not that likely I guess exept 88), 77 and KK+ and again I would never fold this hand here...

_Anonymous_

15.05.2010, 05:34 0

never fold an overpair. get it in every time.

you should be 3-betting QQ+ and AK in a 45man SnG looking to get the hands AIPF if possible

hazzelde

Joined: 27.04.2008

Posts: 1,372

16.05.2010, 02:06 0

I think you guys missed a very important factor in this hand, because if villain is a solid player and knows your ranges you get into a pretty weird spot. So it's pretty important what your history is, how he perceives you and your ranges, etc... In general you'll obv be never folding an overpair. I think I like c/c turn though because he's gonna shove most hands that call you anyway and you might induce some floats that way. If he's really good and knows you I think I just c/f turn expecting 99/TT/JJ to check it down a lot and KK/AA to bet. But like I said reg-on-reg spots are weird and really depend on how the relation is.

chenny8888

Joined: 03.10.2007

Posts: 17,729

16.05.2010, 13:55 0

Does he know you? If he doesn't know you then he doesn't have KK+ in his range ever.

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