1/2 QJ in BB

[dannelito]

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The prototypical line in a situation like this where you're either way ahead or way behind is: check/call, check/call, bet.

Against some players I like a turn bet (when the player will shutdown betting after the flop but is loose enough to still call down with 55). If the button is loose enough and you can count on him to bet the turn you might even checkraise.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that if you can't provide a read on the button - there's a number of ways to play this hand. The only line I'd consider "wrong" in this hand is one that doesn't have you seeing showdown.

If you had a read on the button - post it and you'll get more specific responses.

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If we want to go to showdown then check/call, check/call, bet will get us there cheap. I would fold to a riverraise here is this incorrect? How about if we c/r flop and bet turn. What line should be taken if we are raised on turn. Call turnraise and fold to a riverbet, or just fold turn? I think I preferr the latter.

How often should we take the first line respectively the second line vs a button that raises frequently and less frequently?