$10 NLHE 6-max: QQ is it an allin hand pre

[micromoi]

SB posts SB 0.5 BB, BB posts BB 1 BB

Pre Flop: (pot: 1.5 BB) Hero has Q

Q

fold, fold, Hero raises to 3 BB, fold, SB raises to 9 BB, fold, Hero raises to 27 BB, SB raises to 54.3 BB and is all-in, Hero calls 27.3 BB

Flop: (109.6 BB, 2 players) 7

6

9

Turn: (109.6 BB, 2 players) 6

River: (109.6 BB, 2 players) 5

 

[Alucard]

SB's a short fish. No issue GIIing there unless you have specific stats he does that with KK+

 

[TenJack]

Also it appears that SB is a short stack. Versus <60BB this is always a call.

 

[TJH90]

You have to call, you asked for him to push after you 4 bet.

 

[elizeuof]

QQ is a good start hand, but I don't like to go allin, I have lost so many times against KK, AA, and AX.

Without reads I can say that the villain have a excellent hand, he raises, and after your reraise he reraise allin, I prefer to fold, but depening of your amount of chips.

 

[cs_rlewis]

You have to call here. Villain is short stacked which gives you better pot odds to call.

 

[PaxMundi]

Ye it's a simple all in and with those stack sizes,and your probably ok to just put them all in with the 4bet with those stack sizes.

 

[8bod8]

With overbetting like this, poker starts to look more like bingo.

 

[micromoi]

With overbetting like this, poker starts to look more like bingo.

fenzy tv stuff are just for tv, in the microstakes the play is pretty much straight forward and u get it in pre as often as u can we are playing 15+ tables here

 

[micromoi]

With overbetting like this, poker starts to look more like bingo.

fenzy tv stuff and post flop genius moves are good for tv, in the microstakes the play is pretty much straight forward u have a predefined strategy for all your starting hands u simplifie your play as much as possible and u get it in pre as often as u can we are playing 15to24 tables here

 

[TenJack]

You are playing 15-24 tables? Daaaang.


As for the hand yeah you have to call this when you 4-bet. I would tend to lean towards calling his 3-bet because when you 4-bet you really make his range very small and all of it either has you crushed or you flip.

Really I wouldn't 4-bet this for value into a short stack unless you have a read that he is really loose. In a different spot versus a normal stack, i think we can 4-bet bluff QQ if we think we have decent fold equity. (Even if we get called we still have advantage versus AK, some equity against AA, KK.)

 

[Misaki]

we are playing 15to24 tables here

and what's your winrate? as you still make many mistakes I would definitely play much less tables

about the hand- easy 4bet/call CO vs SB. Even vs 100bbs stuck unless you know someone is a nit.

 

[micromoi]

and what's your winrate? as you still make many mistakes I would definitely play much less tables

about the hand- easy 4bet/call CO vs SB. Even vs 100bbs stuck unless you know someone is a nit.

i dont talk win rate or money it a hand analysis space

 

[Lezaleas]

Wouldn't even doubt it, easy all in. One issue tough, our 4bet size was really bad. It commits us to calling, even with our bluff. A5s eq is 30% vs AK QQ+. We should shove on this hand.

 

[TheBigFinn]

Wouldn't even doubt it, easy all in. One issue tough, our 4bet size was really bad. It commits us to calling, even with our bluff. A5s eq is 30% vs AK QQ+. We should shove on this hand.

I agree. With the stack sizes you are committed to calling the AI when you bet. A micro stakes against a short stacked opponent, it is very easy for her to have worse than AA, KK, AK. You might see pairs as low as 88.