QQ SB in multiway pot
Posted by Mike Y
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Mike Y
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QQ SB in multiway pot
I'm not sure if I made the right decision here, please comment on preflop and flop play. It's a relative loose aggressive online game.
Players (sorry I don't have stats and I don't have the fine print hand history):
Villain1, CO: 70BB stack (the most frequent raiser preflop, but play hit or fold post flop. He is the target of this table.)
Villain2, BN: 160BB stack (regular, playing an exploitative style, I have seen him check call really thin in the river on scary board.)
Hero, SB: 300BB stack (tight aggressive, but probably perceived as loose aggressive, for the most recent hands, I built my stack by catching some big bluffs and by calling raises with small pocket pairs and stack my opponents off with a set. I raise preflop linearly after I was 200BB. I 3bet Villain2 a couple of times previously and villain2 folded his BN steals.)
Villain3, BB: 10BB stack (in the previous hand, called my 3 bet preflop with 78s and pushed all in on flush draw on 2s6hJs flop, flush draw got there but lost to my full house.)
Here is the action:
Preflop: UTG fold, UTG+1 fold, Villain1 raise to 3.5BB (on the higher side of his normal raises), Villain2 3bet to 12BB. Hero has QQ and 4Bet to 45BB. Villain3 snap call and all in with 10BB. Villain1 fold. Villain2 thought for 15~20 seconds (noticeably longer than his usual time) and call.
Flop (pot 103.5BB): Kc8h4s. Hero bet 35BB, Villain2 all-in for 80BB more. Hero folded.
Below is the hand result. Please think of what would you do before reading forward.
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Both Villain3 and Villain2 shows AKo. However the turn was a Q! (I guess I was frustrated and played noticeably worse afterward, stopped playing after 5 minutes. Am I the only who may have this mental issue?)
Thank you in advance,
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I think I should have either 4bet larger or just call preflop. I'm not sure.
4bet larger than almost 4x?! If at all I had 4bet smaller.
As played, I´m not sure why you´re even betting? It seems as if you just bet because you didn´t know what to do when checked and bet into ...
And the Q hitting the turn obviously is utterly meaningless ... ;)
As played, I indeed don't know what to do when I check and Villain2 bet. As I mentioned, he plays an exploitative style, meaning he will attack weakness very often. Given that there is a significant side pot there, I can see him betting JJ- and AQs or AJs when checked to.
Agreed the Q on the turn is meaningless to this hand. But it just mentally affects my play afterwards. :(
great, c/c it down
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