100 NL QQ and villian Leads the turn 6max.

[DONTUSETHIS]

I have been at the table for about two orbits the guys have VPI of about 65% They dont fold to many raises.

We are all about 100.

I UTG with QQ. I raise to 4. Button Calls and BB Calls.

Pot is $13

Flop is 10, 8, 4 rainbow. I lead for $12. Button Folds and BB calls.

Turn is J completing rainbow. BB leads for $14.

Pot is $51 and it is 14 for me to call. What is my action?

Thanks for the feedback.

[fish43]

All-in.... villian could easily betting AJ, QJ, KJ... Hopefully they didn't have a TJ or JJ, or TT or 79.

[Delphin]

I might be too weak/tight, but I would call the turn and hope he bets small again on the river or checks. You want to keep the pot small unless you river a Q or 9. If he bombs the river you'll have to fold if you don't improve.

He could have two pair, pair + OESD, or just top pair. If he were more aggressive you might have to fold, but since he's betting so small, I would just try to get to showdown as cheaply as possible.

[Lucky]

Dont fold, I probably get it in here. He looks to have a pair and the nine, J9/T9/98. I think donk is checking turn with set. When he calls and you're behind, he probably shows you JT.

[mickeystrong]

Tough position. You have to decide if you want to play a big pot or a small pot now. The problem is that if you make any reasonable size raise, then you're putting your stack at risk.

It looks like a weak bet from a marginal hand. It could also be something like T9 which has a draw as well. However, it could always be a donk trying to appear weak, so you'll come over the top.

I'd probably call and reevaluate the river. I'd fold a push river. Call a half size river bet. And probably value bet most rivers if checked to.

[Womble]

I really dont want to play for my stack here and any raise does that really but then again you want to charge the draws.

I would call here, and call a mid sized bet on the river.

[Womble]

PS your flop bet is too big, no need to pot it on a dry board. I'd say $9-10