$1.10, What to do w/ QQ when there's AA on board?

[She]

7 Handed. Blinds 75/150.

MP2 with 3230.
CO with 1260.
BTN with 1200.
SB with 1855.
BB with 2540.
She with 2670.
MP1 with 2245.

She: Qd Qc

Pre-flop:

She raises to 450. 2 folds. CO calls. 3 folds.

Flop (board: A[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] A[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 3[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]):

She bets 810 (The remainder of villian's stack)

Should I have been this confident that he didn't have an Ace since there are only 2 left in the deck? According to poker stove, if I give him the top 15% of hands this still gives me aprox 63% equity... Does this make my push correct?

[headturner1]

I do the same here.

[DaN_05]

I'd go into check/call mode here. I'm not afraid to get all-in with CO here but I wanna let him have a chance to commit himself with smaller pairs.

[apefish]

Sometimes they turn over an ace and you sigh and often they turn over 88 or something. And sometimes KQ goes away or calls.
Once in a while you can induce a push from them with a worse hand by checking the flop but I don't mind it played this way. TT or a small pair looks you up here a lot anyhow at this level.
You arent folding if you try to induce them to bet btw. This is never a check fold spot.

[Oubliette]

I think c/c is standard here, and c/f is pretty awful imo. betting lets them fold their total trash, kq etc that they may desperation bluff, plus smaller pairs what have you.


i also raise a bit less pf on a meaningless side note.

[Mike MacIntosh]

Checking is better than pushing AI, in this spot. Checking gives our opp. a chance to hang himself with a lot of hands that we have crushed. We are either WA/WB in this spot, checking offers the most value...

[She]

Good point.. thanks guys. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]