QQ Pre-flop versus tight player

[NSM]

$2/3 NL (Live)

Stacks of roughly $200 each.

I raise QQ in early position to $10. 1 call behind and then CO re-raises to $55. He is tightest player at table. I have previously see him limp in late position with TT and AQ.

Haven't seen a good hand in hours, very tempted to come over the top but feel like I am running QQ into KK or AA. I make what I think is a good fold and get shown JJ.

What other factors should I consider about my opponent in this spot?

My logic - what can he call for $150-200 if I push that QQ beats?

What do I do if I smoothcall, see the flop, QQ is still the overpair and I'm still convinced I'm against KK or AA?

Obviously my logic was off, interested in feedback.

Thanks!

[Psydoc]

You can't call pf and then decide you're up against AA/KK too often to get it all-in on a low flop. If you're convinced his range is heavily weighted toward AA/KK, then pf fold is fine. Just b/c he has JJ in this particular hand doesn't mean you played it wrong this time, although it may mean you need to rethink his range for next time.

[wrkingtobegreat]

I pokerstoved it (I dont kno how to post the results here)

Anyways for pushing preflo: If his range is jj+ and aks preflop, then we are behind about 60-40 in pot equity. BUT if you add 10s and AQs to his range, the equity is slightly in our favor.

[NSM]

Thanks all for feedback. The pokerstove data is very helpful. JJ is my most optimistic obstacle in the hand, and even then it didn't make sense as it is 1 pair above the TT he limped with earlier. Though people do get excited about face cards [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img].

Still, 60/40 makes me feel a little better about the fold, but also not a bad spot to gamble in if I suspect I am good. There would be times I might come back over the top as light as 88 or 99 if I were against a LAG but this opponent was very tight.

[KLJ]

muck it if you do know that much about him. but the beauty of live is that random tight players 3bet 66 and call a push here.

[snowbank]

fold