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#11
08-05-2005, 08:38 PM
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Re: Two QQ hands
Ouch, now your making the questions tougher.
This is read dependent imo, and only saying they were loose preflop doesn't help my decision. It actually make it worse as now they would play the hands im scared by. The presence of MP3 would bother me more than it bothers you. Getting 12-1 (8 BB on turn + 3BB your turn action + SB bet) and having no postflop play reads on either player I probably have to call and fold to a raise. The extra 3 BB makes enough of a difference (maybe [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]). Though I don't like either option (calling or folding, and raising isn't an option) so no matter what I did I would be second guessing myself. But 12 BB is a big enough pot for me to envoke the don't fold for 1BB rule. Dopey [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img] 
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#12
08-06-2005, 01:00 AM
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Re: Two QQ hands
Hand 1
PF: Not crazy about that cap OOP FLOP: Check/call. I don't want to bet here because if MP raises I don't know if it's with an Ace or a Flush Draw. TURN: Bet out and Fold to a Raise. Calling down is just wasting money. EDIT: If you do the above, MP could put you on better than a pair and call you down. Not good. With only 2 players on the flop, MP probably wouldn't raise a flush draw. So just Fold to the Flop Raise. Hand 2 GooT
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#13
08-06-2005, 01:21 AM
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Re: Two QQ hands
Is Hand 2 really so standard?
Stop n Go's aren't very reliable for reads IMO. He could just as easily be bet/calling with AK, then thinking "oh, well, odds are pretty low that there's no other 9 or 7 out, my kicker might be good." Getting 12 to 1 makes this a turn call down for me...too loose?
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