10/20 at the borg hu with 22.

[ackid]

10/20 at the Borgata.

Been at the table for about an hour. Villian seems tight passive/ not that tricky. Not sure what he thinks of me. But the table seems to be respecting my raises.

I get dealt 22 on the Btn.

Pf: 1 fold, Villain raises, rest fold to me. I 3-bet. Blinds fold. HU to the flop.

Flop: A, K, 8r. He checks, I bet, He calls.

Turn: Q. He checks..... Whats the plan for turn and river?

What range do you put him on?

[Maliant]

check/fold. His range is likely in that flop, KQ etc type hands he more than likely has that than a low pp here and this flop is too dangerous to barrell again in small HU pot.

[ActionBob]

Fold preflop.

-ActionBob

[afish]

You should check behind on the turn and fold to a bet on the river. This highlights why you probably don't want to play pockets 2s heads up against a preflop raiser. Any card is an overcard.

[leo doc]

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Fold preflop.

-ActionBob

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Second that.

[ebarnet]

on the button are u serious about folding preflop?

out of SB and BB against 1 opponent, yes standard fold- but on the button... really? how bad is calling? I'm more of MSNL so my questioning is genuine; I'm just prodding for more knowledge.

[leo doc]

Because, like afish said, every card is an overcard and you're not getting odds to draw to a set- button or not. And, FWIW, I'd call it in the BB just to "defend my blind."

[Maliant]

82 has you crushed.

[lucid75]

Give up. Fold if he bets. He's straightforward and tight/passive. You're done with the hand if he puts any money in.

[chillrob]

Someone who is tight passive raises in early position and you want to play him headsup with 22? If you aren't already beat preflop, every card is a scare card. Don't bother.