10-20 turn and river play

> Six handed 10/20 game.
>
> Opponent: a fish, like trapping and slow play. Don't
> protect blinds too
> much ( fold SB to raise 86%).
>
> My table image is semi tight ( about 30% flop rate)
> but very aggressive.
> Pre-flop raise 17%.
>
> I raised with QQ at middle position and only the
> fish called me from SB.
>
> Flop: 245 rainbow, he check-called.
>
> Turn: 8, still rainbow. fish check-raised me, I
> called, am I right?
>
> River: Q, I raised fish's bet but got re-raised,
> what should I do?

[ihardlyknowher]

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> Six handed 10/20 game.
>
> Opponent: a fish, like trapping and slow play. Don't
> protect blinds too
> much ( fold SB to raise 86%).
>
> My table image is semi tight ( about 30% flop rate)
> but very aggressive.
> Pre-flop raise 17%.
>
> I raised with QQ at middle position and only the
> fish called me from SB.
>
> Flop: 245 rainbow, he check-called.
>
> Turn: 8, still rainbow. fish check-raised me, I
> called, am I right?
>
> River: Q, I raised fish's bet but got re-raised,
> what should I do?

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I would 3-bet the turn.

[Oblivious]

Obviously cap the river. On the turn I would tend to just call the checkraise, intending to call down on the river if its not a Q, but Im sure many would disagree with me. Id like to learn what the motivation for 3-betting the turn would be.

[eviljeff]

easy river cap. he has AA, KK, or lower set more often than A3. he never has 36.

[ihardlyknowher]

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Obviously cap the river. On the turn I would tend to just call the checkraise, intending to call down on the river if its not a Q, but Im sure many would disagree with me. Id like to learn what the motivation for 3-betting the turn would be.

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IMO, it is a lot more likely that our opponent has an 8 rather than a hand that beats us.

what if its 36s =)