What to do?

[justscott]

Converter (http://www.neildewhurst.com/hand-converter)

Pre-flop: (9 players) Hero is UTG with :kd :qd
Hero calls, UTG+1 calls, 5 folds, SB calls, BB checks.

Flop: :7d :qc :3d ($2, 4 players)
[color=#cc0000]SB bets $2</font>, BB folds, [color=#cc0000]Hero raises to $7</font>, UTG+1 folds,

I used my whole time not sure what too do here, I messed up the converter i think but when i raised too $7's he pushed..

[thing85]

I don't play FR, but I would raise PF first off.

What are his stats? What are the stack sizes? I'd be inclined to call the push if the guy is a LAG and/or if his stack size isn't too large compared to yours (and this also depends on how large yours is). You may be behind, but you have a decent amount of outs.

If the guy is a good player, I probably fold. He has AA, KK, or a set.

[justscott]

Sorry, He was there less than 5 hands so i had no read at all. I had 60 dollars and he had 50.

[MasterLJ]

Fold pre-flop.

Given that you didn't, a raise is much better than a flat call UTG, but still atrocious.

I go broke on that flop against an unknown.

[justscott]

So you always fold KQs utg?

[holyfield5]

ya pretty much

[MasterLJ]

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So you always fold KQs utg?

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In Full Ring, always.

My range for UTG in Full Ring:

AK,AQ, 88-AA... will go down to 66,77 &amp; AJs if table conditions warrant.

[justscott]

Ok thanks...

[huggy bear]

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So you always fold KQs utg?

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In Full Ring, always.

My range for UTG in Full Ring:

AK,AQ, 88-AA... will go down to 66,77 &amp; AJs if table conditions warrant.

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this is way too tight imho. i tend to limp KQs ~70% of the time, raise ~30%. raising smaller suited connectors utg can also be a good play.