($50 NL) How cheaply can you get away from this QQ in the bb?

[Fallen Hero]

reraise pot pf and they won't have odds to hit their sets on you. If they call check fold a non Qxx flop.

And you have to lead the flop if you don't reraise pf, villain can have almost any two cards.

Fallen (or anyone else),

If I reraise pot preflop to $17, I am putting almost a third of my stack in. You said if called, I should fold to any non Qxx flop. But, what is the play if...

(a) utg pushes all in for $65, villain folds?
(b) utg calls $17, villain pushes?
(c) utg folds, villain pushes?
(d) utg pushes, villain calls (putting us both all in)?

I think that I would have to fold in pretty much all of the above situations. Is this analysis correct in your opinion? I felt that if I reraised pot, the likelihood of any of the above happening would be quite high, and I didn't want to get shut out after putting in a third of my stack with the third best possible hand preflop. Anyway, that is my explanation for the flat call. Am I being to weak by folding when the above scenarios occur?

[Fallen Hero]

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Fallen (or anyone else),

If I reraise pot preflop to $17, I am putting almost a third of my stack in. You said if called, I should fold to any non Qxx flop. But, what is the play if...

(a) utg pushes all in for $65, villain folds?
(b) utg calls $17, villain pushes?
(c) utg folds, villain pushes?
(d) utg pushes, villain calls (putting us both all in)?

I think that I would have to fold in pretty much all of the above situations. Is this analysis correct in your opinion? I felt that if I reraised pot, the likelihood of any of the above happening would be quite high, and I didn't want to get shut out after putting in a third of my stack with the third best possible hand preflop. Anyway, that is my explanation for the flat call. Am I being to weak by folding when the above scenarios occur?

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well, if one pushes you have to assume KK,AA, see your pot odds and do what you have to do