Re: pp 100+9: did this have to happen?
interesting that you especially wanted comments on the turn. i think pre-flop and the flop are the most crucial here since by the time the turn card comes, you have 2/3 of your chips in the pot. getting the rest in is pretty much a given and he's calling an all-in.
pre-flop, i think is fine. i like the re-raise with the queens and think it's the correct move.
on the flop though, i'm either pushing or folding. there's already 1200 in the pot so a push wouldn't be beyond reason. from here, it's completely read-dependent. if you think he has an ace that he will not fold to an all-in, you check-fold. if you think he doesn't have an ace, or will fold an ace to a push, you push. given the size of the pot and the amount of chips invested, i think these are your only 2 real options though.
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