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08-26-2007, 06:38 PM
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QQ in 3bettet pot
1. Stacks are 100BB and Villain is 36/22/1.5
I don`t have HH, but action was 2 folds to Co, who raised 40, i reraised to 140, bboth blinds fold and he calls Pot is 310 flop comes 6s6d5h He check/calls 240 Turn is 9s Pot 810 Should i check behind and call/bet river or b/c for 600? 
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#3
08-26-2007, 07:42 PM
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Re: QQ in 3bettet pot
wtf
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#4
08-26-2007, 08:05 PM
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Re: QQ in 3bettet pot
wtf is right
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#7
08-27-2007, 12:27 AM
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Re: QQ in 3bettet pot
Zomg just read your posts before you post them. Id say 1/10 are legiitimate questions, the others are just incredibly basic hands. Seriously, how can you be a successful 10-20 player when you are constantly asking "what size valuebet do i bet here" or "can I fold AA on this 222 board?" So many of your questions are based mostly on individual reads/metagame/ flow of game. ffs man...
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#8
08-27-2007, 03:33 PM
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Re: QQ in 3bettet pot
The first thing that is confusing to me is you start with 100BB stacks and then say he raised 40. Presumably that's not 40 BB! :-) Looks like since the pot is 310 on the flop the BB is 20. The second thing that is confusing is you say he raised 40 then you raised TO 140. Is the difference intentional (i.e., he raised TO 60)? It makes a big difference to me what his initial raise was. If it was only 2xBB then that's totally weird and changes the complexion of the hand.
Presuming he raised TO 60, I think you check behind here versus competent opponents. Seems like a pretty clear case of a medium-strength hand that isn't going to get a lot of calls from worse hands. If you check behind on the turn you can play the river for just one bet. Considering he open-raised from the CO he could have just about anything. While his check/call on the flop suggests two big cards to me a 6 or 78 is not out of the question. You're giving up some bets against TT and JJ but saving bets against KK and AA, so that's a wash imo.
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