QQ in MP2

[poker007]

hi

I am a new member on this forum and I know that I am supposed to use a HH converter , but I couldn't find one for cryptologic sites. If anyone knows one plse post it here , cause I don't want to do this manually every time [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

Anyway here is my HH :

Read for the button player : he is a TAA according to PT and has been a winning player around 16 BB/100 hands and I have 221 hands from him (16.29 VPIP , 10.86 PFR , 2.00 total AF )

About my own image at the table : it was my first orbit and I had already won 2 pots without showdown

Preflop: Hero is MP2 with QQ. ( 8 handed , stakes 1/2$ )
1 fold, 1 fold, 1 fold, Hero raises, 1 fold, Button reraises, 1 fold, 1 fold, Hero calls.

Flop: 7,5 SB [5s 2c 2h]
Hero bets , button raises , Hero reraises , Button calls.

Turn: 13,5 SB [5s 2c 2h][Ah]
Hero bets , Button calls.

River: 17,5 SB [5s 2c 2h Ah][4c]
Hero checks , Button bets , Hero calls.

Final pot : 20,5 SB ( and 1$ rake )

Feel free to comment on this hand [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Allday Everyday]

At what stakes was this hand played? What are the villain's stats? His VPIP and PFR and AF? Do you have any other reads on him?

I would usually cap preflop rather than call in this situation.

As played, I think you can either check-raise the flop or bet out with the intention to reraise if you get a chance.

I think the turn is often good if you can fold to a raise. But I think this would depend upon the specific villain.

What was the river card? I think check-calling will often be a good option here.

[poker007]

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At what stakes was this hand played? What are the villain's stats? His VPIP and PFR and AF? Do you have any other reads on him?

I would usually cap preflop rather than call in this situation.

As played, I think you can either check-raise the flop or bet out with the intention to reraise if you get a chance.

I think the turn is often good if you can fold to a raise. But I think this would depend upon the specific villain.

What was the river card? I think check-calling will often be a good option here.

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Ok i have added some more info like you requested

[Ricks]

I agree with all that Allday says.

King Yao tidbit:

When on the river and you believe that you have the best hand 50% of the time, against an aggressive player who bets more often than he calls, you should c/c.

[somapopper]

to add to the chorus: Cap preflop. As played I'd checkraise the flop, if I'd capped preflop I'd take the same postflop line as you.