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I actually made 2 more calls in similar spots after that post where i had a very strong hand in vacuum (straight on 3 diamonds paired board and AA on JK66x board against a nit in rr pot who shoved the river), but realistically was beat and each time i knew i should have folded judging from the way the hand went.I was shown 2 boats...

I think i made a good fold here.I will probably make it again against the same type of villain on a similar board and similar action.

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Aren't you being a bit too results oriented? Plus if you're already sure you made the right play, why bother posting the hand?

But IMO opinion, I think that you have to call this. I think that you you have to discount the possibility that he got to the turn with QQ, and AQ given how nitty you describe him to be. AQ should have folded pf, and QQ should have folded the flop. Given that there are just so few hands that he has, and that you severely under repped your hand, I think that you have to call. I think that this is just one of those situations where the probability that he has AQ and QQ is so low that you call and he has to show you better.

Saying that, I don't hate your fold. I just think that you have to call this from time to time. Maybe he's bluffing you a lot more than you think.

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Posted the hand for discussion.

You are contradicting yourself.You say he doesn't have X,Y and Z...so, what does he have then?Pure bluff like 57s with OOP float by a nit? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

QQ calls the flop, because it has 2 aces and it isn't sure that i have an A.KK checks the river for sd value/bluff catcher.

JJ is the only hand he might decide to bluff with, but this particular player doesn't strike me as a bluffer.