laying down QQ to a raise and reraise

[sirtimo]

One of my leaks is that I tend to overvalue big pocket pairs.

In this hand I feel I would be behind most of the time to at least one of the villains (if not both) and in a coin flip with the other at best. Yes? No?

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Started at 05/Jun/05 23:32:25

UTG is at seat 0 with $25.55.
UTG+1 is at seat 1 with $96.50.
MP is at seat 2 with $36.05.
MP+1 is at seat 3 with $39.50.
LP is at seat 4 with $141.75.
HERO is at seat 5 with $46.10.
CO is at seat 6 with $36.50.
SB is at seat 8 with $100.65.
BB is at seat 9 with $88.55.
The button is at seat 7.

SB posts the small blind of $.50.
BB posts the big blind of $1.

Hero: Q /images/graemlins/diamond.gif Q /images/graemlins/heart.gif

Pre-flop:

1 fold. UTG+1 calls. MP
raises to $4.50. 2 folds.
Hero calls. 2 folds.
SB re-raises to $26. 1 fold. MP goes all-in for $36.05. Hero folds.
SB calls.


My plan with the flat call of the first raise was to push any flop w/o an Ace or King. If I had reraised the original raiser, say, make it $15 to go, that would have been about 1/3 my stack and would have made it very hard to lay down to either of the re-raises.

Comments?

regards,
Tim

(ps- I'm almost certain that if this hand happend on Party I would call in a second)

[PinkSteel]

I like it. No need to pot commit yourself preflop when you have position on the original raiser, and an easy laydown after the all-ins. nh.

[sirtimo]

bump