NL50, QQ in 3bet pot.... the usual

[tannenj]

i cc flop

[Profish2285]

If you c/c flop are you going to c/f turn?

[slush420]

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If you c/c flop are you going to c/f turn?

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that's probably why my thinking is C/Ring flop is better. Not trying to be results oriented, but that's still more outs than I want to concede with a C/C

[Profish2285]

Im not saying c/c flop and c/f turn is bad or good, just curious what he thinks. If the turn was a blank I would probably c/c through river with this hand.

[tannenj]

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depends on a lot of stuff. with the information given, i think it's probably pretty close between continuing and cf.

[Profish2285]

Well I do agree with that, this is pretty marginal either way, but I definitely like to err on the side of calling. I would say c/c c/c c/f but I dont think the stacks allow that assuming villain is betting normal amounts.

[mephisto]

My line in this situation is call pf, c/c flop, c/f turn. If the turn card was different, let's say a blank, c/c turn, and if he fires river, fold.

[Nick C]

If Villain's preflop range is really AQ+, TT+, then you're going to be ahead about 2/3 of the time on that flop.

But that changes, of course, once he flop raises you, and, to be honest, I basically just think it's really hard to know what to do with your QQ versus a seemingly passive preflop player who is 3-betting for the first time in ~50 hands.

[monkover]

I b/f the flop...most villains at 50nl are just too straightforward thus they don´t make moves in 3bet pots.

[hra146]

Well, okay. Lots of different views but it seems like its very close either way. Makes me feel less of a donk now.