Preflop question: QQ on the button

[DavidC]

Party 3/6.

Villains:

1) LAA (50 hands, but raising with K9o, 64o, 87s, 3-betting the flop with a gutshot, bluffing the river with k high and showing when he wins, etc. etc.)

2) TAA pretty good player (200 hands)

3) TAA very good player (200 hands)
One fold and a

PF: One fold, Villain 1 raises, Villain 2 in UTG+2 thinks and raises, folded to Villain 3 in MP2 who thinks and caps. Folded to you on the button. You have QQ.

What do you do?

Why do you do it?

How do you play various flops?

--Dave.

[mantasm]

I think I'd have to fold. I'd have to figure the capper has QQ-AA, AK. I think I'm behind most of the time though and bad implied odds to flop a set. The fact taht he's reraising an isoraiser might widen his range, but I'm still skurred.

[hmkpoker]

Could you give a little more information about the the TAA villians please?

[lufbradolly]

I'd be leaning towards folding but gettin just over 3-1 on the call(assuming villain 1 an 2 call) and having position with a premium hand maybe you could call. The main problem i think in this situation is that if the flop is good ie: all undercards then you could easily be losing and getting stung for a lot more bets.

[mister]

are hands like AK, AKs, JJ, and TT not possible ?

[Adam22]

would anyone call with JJ? i'm thinking no, just making sure. i'm afraid i'd definetly call with the queens but i'd be regretting it the whole way.

[danger_mouse]

Villain #2 is probably re-raising in an attempt to isolate villain #1. Villain #3 is who I'm really scared of here. Because of this situation I don't necessarily put anyone on KK or AA. Uggggg.. hell, I'm probably still folding, but its close.

[dealer_toe]

calling 4 cold is AA-KK and QQ in this situation. Anything less is getting muckdogged. The QQ call is still questionable.

[aK13]

I'd probably call with 22 in this situation...implied odds are gigantic, IMO.

[mantasm]

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I'd probably call with 22 in this situation...implied odds are gigantic, IMO.

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Sure it'll probably be a big pot, but you're only getting 3:1. You're also putting in 4 bets, so relying on implied odds isn't a great idea.

[dealer_toe]

Well, you'll have to catch a set w/ 22, QQ you still have a chance of winning the pot UI.

[ArturiusX]

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I'd probably call with 22 in this situation...implied odds are gigantic, IMO.

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I don't like our implied odds, and our reverse implied odds is also troubling.

[DavidC]

I guess the answer is: "Tough Question" /images/graemlins/wink.gif

If Villain #2 and #3 were reversed, it would be an easy fold, IMHO.