Would you fold QQ preflop here?

[Vee Quiva]

.50-1 blinds on Full Tilt in 6 handed game.
I have $75 and opponent has the same.

Opponent has a vpip of 15% and pfr of 8% over 100 hands. I have not seen him do anything but tight abc poker.

I raise UTG to $3. Opponent makes it $12 in middle position. Everyone folds back to me.

[SilentNoise]

call and see what flop brings. but c/r'ing ai on a rag flop is turning our hand into a bluff...but is it worth it for protection vs AK and mayyybe value from TT?JJ?

[joeblack]

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call and see what flop brings.

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[Grunch]

Push. Calling gives you reverse implied odds. If you were in position, calling would be better.

[SilentNoise]

grunch: the profitability of that play depends on how light villain is 3betting though? If hes only 3betting a really tight range, and calling with a range that crushes QQ...how can that be the best play?

[phantom_lord]

call

[Boggy Depot]

"grunch"

Depends on how you've been playing. If your play has been tight and this is the first you've raised in a while then get out. If you've been seeing lots of flops and raising most times you enter a pot then re-raise and see how serious he is. I wouldn't go all-in because the reward isn't worth the risk but popping it up to say, $25 all together will put the pressure back on villian. The 4x reraise indicates to me that villian is trying to push people out and take the pot pre-flop so I don't think he has AA or KK. Most people want a little action with their monster pockets.

[w33ktight]

call. pushing is so gross, as honestly lots of hands he calls are going to be AK if hero has played reasonable, folds JJ and of course is crushed by AA/KK.

Q high flops you can crack AA/KK sometimes
and lots he will have something like AK/AJs and you can sometimes float flop and catch that

i dunno, i guess thats why i basically always call there