10/20 Limit HE, 10 seat Hand - could you have gotten away from it?

[Fianchetto]

You can fold preflop.

Since you didn't do that, you should checkraise the flop and plan on leading most turn cards

Fold out of the Big Blind? Is this good advice?

What's the min. range of hands you'd call with out of the Big Blind in this situation? (
1 early limper, and a Late Pos. raiser, and you are in the Big Blind?).

Call with hands like 66, 77, J9s, 45s, JQo, J10o? Or fold them all?

What hands would you re-raise/3 bet with? AA, KK, QQ, And AKs or AKo only?
OR Would it to go down any further to include more hands?

I know it depends on the person raising, but in general against normal opponents...

Ps. My main question was really: "Should I be good enough to have folded this on the river?"
I Bet, got raised, I 3-bet, then villian capped...His Turn check screamed QQ...
"Should I have flat called his intial raise after my bet?" (or would that be missing out
on value in
most cases as there's not much that beats me here...)

Thanks for the replies,

EDIT: originally I stated that his Turn check behind "screamed" AK (maybe JJ or 99 or something), but it could also
have meant he had QQ, which was verified by the fact he raised me on the river...
(but at the time this all happened so fast and it failed to register in my mind...from one street to the next).

I agree his check sucked...I would have raised and he could have 3 -bet and I sure as heck wouldn't fold in that situation...

But would an expert player make the fold on the river there (either after the
raise or after the cap by the villian)?

I don't blame yah for capping the river. His check on the turn was ridiculous, I would have been fooled myself

[private joker]

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Fold out of the Big Blind? Is this good advice?



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Yes. Just because you're getting better odds, it doesn't make the hand crawl out of the trash.

[Alex/Mugaaz]

I'd virtually never fold QT in the bb from a CO raise.