$4 NLHE Full Ring: Full ring 2NL - OOP - QQ set on wet flop

GotaLovePoke

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pokerstars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.02 BB (9 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

MP1 ($0.72)
Hero (MP2) ($5.03)
MP3 ($0.80)
CO ($1.21)
Button ($2.77)
SB ($0.76)
BB ($1.44)
UTG ($1.51)
UTG+1 ($4.55)

Preflop: Hero is MP2 with Q
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, Q
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1 fold, UTG+1 calls $0.02, 1 fold, Hero bets $0.08, 1 fold, CO calls $0.08, Button raises to $0.40, 3 folds, Hero calls $0.32, 1 fold

Flop: ($0.93) Q
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, 10
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, 9
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(2 players)
Hero bets $0.62, Button calls $0.62

Turn: ($2.17) J
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(2 players)
Hero bets $1.02, Button raises to $1.75 (All-In), Hero ???????????



I don't have pokertracker, so no info on vilain, beside maybe the fact that vilain is definatly not a fish, probably around 20%
 
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Against a no bluff/ no draw / no 2pair range of KK+,JJ-99,AKs,AKo you have 42% equity. If he only has KK+/AK you still have 32%. If he only ever has exactly KK/AK you have 21%.

With all that money in the pot, you need to call .73, so you have to be good 17% of the time. Basically the only time you should ever fold here is if he shows you AKhh. Against everything else you're getting odds to call.
 
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I did both that.

10 on the river.

He had AK hh

I was just wondering if my play was good. Thx.

Do you have a fast math formula to calculate equity without using the browser tool?
 
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Well the 4/2 rule works when you think you're drawing (multiply your outs by 4 if you're going to see 2 streets and by 2 if only 1). So here if you think you're behind you have 10 likely outs to a boat/quads (1 Queen, and 3 9s, 10s, Js) or 20%. Since you'll be getting in good here against smaller sets occasionally you're equity against his range is going to be higher that 20%.

After that just compare you pot odds to your equity. Equity > pot odds call. Equity < pot odds fold.

There is no way you can ever fold this hand and you shouldn't even really think about it.
 
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Right, I knew that formula, but I mean, your comparing equity to a range, oh I guess you just remove the cards that make his range, right?
 
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Ya, I dont know if I like calling a 3 bet OOP with QQ.

If you're gonna donk bet this then Id make it at least a PSB but Id deff go for the CRAI here.

Also, you dont need PT to have reads on players. There are basically 4 main types of players.

Tight aggressive. TAG
Loose aggressive. LAG
Tight passive. Weak tight
Loose passive. Calling station
 
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WVHillbilly said:
Well the 4/2 rule works when you think you're drawing (multiply your outs by 4 if you're going to see 2 streets and by 2 if only 1). So here if you think you're behind you have 10 likely outs to a boat/quads (1 Queen, and 3 9s, 10s, Js) or 20%. Since you'll be getting in good here against smaller sets occasionally you're equity against his range is going to be higher that 20%.

After that just compare you pot odds to your equity. Equity > pot odds call. Equity < pot odds fold.

There is no way you can ever fold this hand and you shouldn't even really think about it.
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So based on the above if you are getting 4 to 1 or better call and you are getting worse than 4 to 1 fold??
 
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