you hold a pair of queens

#1 3rd March 2009, 12:12 PM

its late in a tourney two thirds of the field are gone,and your tabled with some very tight players..you ...raised 3bbs and were called and then reraised,there are 3 in the hand the flop comes rainbow k,10,4..your under the gun..what do you do?bet,check call or check fold?

#2 3rd March 2009, 12:31 PM

spit on the ladies and fold pf imo .

4-bet light pre-flop, run to the hills to the re-raise or see a flop, spit on the ladies again then check-fold on that flop.

Need more info though.. chip stacks, stats if you have any, buy-in of the tourny, numbers are fun.

#3 3rd March 2009, 12:52 PM

if i had a pair of queens, and were re-raised at the pre-flop, and appeared at the flop a king, i gues i would make a small bet,and see the reaction of the other player, if he make a big raise, you fold, if he just call, and the turn card is smaller than Queen, so i guess you should bet again, because if he has K, he had probably raised at the flop

#4 3rd March 2009, 3:29 PM

all in preflop or bet little and then fold on flop if raised

#5 3rd March 2009, 5:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mehman

spit on the ladies and fold pf imo .

4-bet light pre-flop, run to the hills to the re-raise or see a flop, spit on the ladies again then check-fold on that flop.

Need more info though.. chip stacks, stats if you have any, buy-in of the tourny, numbers are fun.

this is what i would do, but instead of check folding the flop maybe a small raise and see what he does

#6 3rd March 2009, 5:15 PM

Just push allin preflop imo..

The raise after your raise and one call can also be a squeezeplay and just a try to steal the chips already in the pot.

If you just called (as in the example), I would need more information about the hand to continue playing it.

Stacksizes, positions and so on..

#7 3rd March 2009, 5:44 PM

If the table is tight, as mentioned the chances are good they hit and I'd fold and live to play another hand.

#8 3rd March 2009, 5:56 PM

If the table is that tight I would consider folding pre-flop. But its all psycology I think. If you go in and steal pot after pot, then eventually even the tightest player at the table will start playing back at you with a little wider range of hands.

#9 3rd March 2009, 7:56 PM

i say you check. you got reraised, another caller, and a flop with an overcard at a tight table? save your money and play another day.

#10 3rd March 2009, 8:21 PM

Great question, because stack sizes are for wussies!

#11 3rd March 2009, 8:55 PM

with the king on the flop probably got check fold or small feeler bet and any raise hi tail it to the hills .

#12 4th March 2009, 7:30 PM

Check first. After that, it depends how bit the bet is...not all bets are equal, so I can't say what I'd do after a bet.

#13 4th March 2009, 7:59 PM

i would do a small bet and hoped that worked, and if i got reriased i would be prepared to fold, but with that flop if you just get a call it could be someeone with a 10 hoping to hit two pair, also if you do get another card and hit the queen, would if someone hit the straight then they would have the straight, and you would be hoping to hit the river, but online anything is possible

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