overpair on a paired 2s board

[2eazy]

game is 5/10nl no particular read on villain,
villain has 1000 and i have 1500
i have q [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]q [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]

pre flop
Hero is on the button raises to 40, sb and bb(villain calls)

flop 2 [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]2 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]9 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]
villain bets out 120 hero raises to 500 villain goes all in and i call

how do i play this hand, I cant see any logical hand that would beat me i doubt he bets into me with pocket 9s, so that leaves with aces and kings but i doubt hes tricky enough to flat call with them pre flop, now should i of flat called ont he flop?

[Requin]

This is 100% read dependant. My standard without reads is to call with queens, just because of the pair of 2s on the board. I think I'd fold jacks.

[2eazy]

did i play it ok? or will i only be called by a better hand here?

[Ansky]

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did i play it ok? or will i only be called by a better hand here?

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You called the all in.

[2eazy]

i was commited at that point

[KRANTZ]

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did i play it ok? or will i only be called by a better hand here?

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what is your primary language? if it's english, you need to complete high school and or college. your posts hurt my head to read

[2eazy]

sorry english is not my primary language

[KRANTZ]

well, then that explains it

i think if you're going to raise that flop you have to call an all-in

[2eazy]

for sure, but is calling the flop a reasonable option here?

[Cesaro]

flat call the flop. there are no draws. villain isnt calling that raise with JJ or TT. especially to 500