FPS ?

[ahnuld]

400nl on prima. Villan in this hand is a tricky post flop, but tight preflop winning player. He is 15/5/7.

Limper UTG, he makes it 16. I have QQ (400 efective stacks) and make it 48. I do this with QQ-AA and sometimes AK also. He will open with AK-AJ but would fold these to my raise. He calls. This generally means his hand range is limited to AA-JJ.

Flop comes A [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 9 [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 3 [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img]. 102 In pot. He checks, I bet 64. If I did have AA I would bet the same amount. He min raises. I figure he might have AK (doubtfull) KK AA now, maybe still JJ or QQ. I assume unless he has AA he will give up on turn. I call, planing on pushing my 230 left on turn if checked to.

Good, bad or ugly?

[Gregg777]

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but tight preflop winning player

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Good, bad or ugly?

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Definitely not good, even though you say he is tricky post flop, it doesn't look like he wants you to fold, his minraise is eliminating any fold equity for both of you.

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I call, planing on pushing my 230 left on turn if checked to.

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Considering the amount in the pot and what you have left, I vote for chip spewing unless you have an extremely good read on villain, or his opinion of you, that you are not telling us.

[Allinlife]

very ugly

[Lucky]

I dont like it; Against very tight preflop player who's very tricky postflop, I'll play QQ straightforwardly in full ring, which means i call raise preflop.

Then on that flop, fold if he bets, bet if he checks and fold to raise.

If you're going to get tricky, run over a weak tightie, not this guy.