2pair unraist pot getting much action deep

[LucidDream]

how many more people do you need to say 3bet the flop?

[praios]

after 3betting that is my plan for the rest of the hand

[Lee_C]

I think he is on a draw a lot of the time hear. It is possible that he hold 44, Q,4 but you should reraise on the flop and take away his pot odds to draw at his flush or straight. If he is Q,4 you are a big favorite 8.5 to 1. I don't think you can give it up this easy.

[RAHZero]

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I think he is on a draw a lot of the time hear. It is possible that he hold 44, Q,4 but you should reraise on the flop and take away his pot odds to draw at his flush or straight. If he is Q,4 you are a big favorite 8.5 to 1. I don't think you can give it up this easy.

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I don't think a 22/12 is limping Q4 UTG ever. His range is 44/draws, with draws being much more likely. Not 3-balling the flop is pretty bad, but not absolutely terrible if you're going to jam safe turns. This turn was obviously the blankest of blanks, so not betting / raising the turn is a crime.

[DanJ.]

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after 3betting that is my plan for the rest of the hand

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bet/call non diamond turns, bet/fold diamond turns? I think you can b/f diamond turns assuming you 3b flop to 230 and bet 350 on turn...leavs u with about 860 after your turn bet.

If he calls the turn, im pretty sure i jam all rivers.

[pokerchap]

bet way more on flop so you can 3bet a lot more. turn is never a call. its a donk bet so he doesn't check behind with a draw, or a c/r. Flop 3bet is definitley the best play imo. Assuming you b/3b your draws, he will likely put you on one if you 3bet