NL25 Z: cold4b spot with QQ
Posted by footlong
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footlong
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NL25 Z: cold4b spot with QQ
Blinds: $0.10/$0.25 (6 Players)
BN: $26.08
SB: $28.68
BB: $25.00 (Hero)
UTG: $49.22
MP: $69.63
CO: $46.39
SB: $28.68
BB: $25.00 (Hero)
UTG: $49.22
MP: $69.63
CO: $46.39
both players unknown
Preflop
($0.35)
Hero is BB with
Q
Q
, , , , , ,
Not even sure what to do with my range here. I wouldn't feel happy getting shoved on by either player really but just flatcalling preflop is hard to balance too unless I'm flatting my entire continuing range.
Flop
($14.35)
7
9
7
As played what to do here? His range looks extremely strong to me, I think he could be slowplaying KK+ quite a bunch too and I again wouldn't feel great about getting it in here. Problem is that my hand is still vulnerable to AK and some other stuff if he flatted really wide preflop. b/f 1/3 pot kinda feels wrong too though.
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Preflop 4b/fold is a good way to play your range IMO. I would make it like 22bbs but 24 is fine too. BTW I hate getting involved with QQ here. I mean we kinda have to I guess, but its blockers are just rather bad, than good.
I was gonna write we should play our range and bet/fold 1/3 pot, but a reasonable reg wouldn't call AK vs this sizing with one uncapped player behind left to act preflop. If we don't have a reason to believe he doesnt play good we can just ch/fold this combo exploitatively depending on his sizing. I see they are both deep, but still calling AK or some weaker pp pre feels kinda bad.
2Will Hero is HU.
1/3 fold is the way to go 4 me. Mb a bit bigger like 6 bucks to make him less willing 2 call w AK ang than give up. That's what I would do.
I know he's headsup on the flop, i was talking about preflop. If he has some weaker hands in his range that 1/3pot is fine.
I edited it, thanks.
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