$3.30 NLHE MTT: What would you do?

[Eclipsenz]

PokerStars - $3+$0.30|60/120 NL (9 max) - Holdem - 9 players
Hand converted by PokerTracker 3

SB: 14,861.00
BB: 10,963.00
UTG: 11,730.00
UTG+1: 6,880.00
MP: 16,007.00
MP+1: 4,930.00
Hero (LP): 14,245.00
CO: 6,740.00
BTN: 9,930.00

SB posts ante 20.00, BB posts ante 20.00, UTG posts ante 20.00, UTG+1 posts ante 20.00, MP posts ante 20.00, MP+1 posts ante 20.00, Hero posts ante 20.00, CO posts ante 20.00, BTN posts ante 20.00, SB posts SB 60.00, BB posts BB 120.00

Pre Flop: (360.00) Hero has Q:heart: A:spade:

fold, fold, MP raises to 240.00, MP+1 calls 240.00, Hero raises to 840.00, fold, fold, fold, fold, MP calls 600.00, fold

Flop: (2280.00, 2 players) K:club: Q:club: K:spade:
MP checks, Hero bets 1,200.00, MP calls 1,200.00

Turn: (4680.00, 2 players) K:heart:
MP checks, Hero checks

River: (4680.00, 2 players) A:club:
MP bets 13,947.00 and is all-in, Hero calls 12,185.00 and is all-in

MP shows J:spade: K:diamond: (Four of a Kind, Kings) (PreFlop 37%, Flop 100%, Turn 100%)
Hero shows Q:heart: A:spade: (Full House, Kings full of Aces) (PreFlop 63%, Flop 0%, Turn 0%)
MP wins 29,050.00


I really should of folded here, I know. such a tough spot though, but man am I annoyed I had a good solid start, made a few steals had good reads on the whole table.. all because I thought there was a slight chance he could be just shoving on the A-high full house here..

But really should of just folded, if he bluffed good on him, I just didn't have the dicipline to fold, the pot if I did have the best hand was too hard to resist!

 

[BigThingWithHolesInIt]

I'd have either called behind or raised larger pre, with MP+1 already having called the villain's raise.

Otherwise I think it's fine. Zeebo's theorem, no one can ever fold a full house. I think there are a lot of pocket pairs that you beat in his range, some queens, and Ax that you chop with. So I wouldn't fold the river either.

 

[Poker Orifice]

On a board like that I check behind for pot control. (WA/WB situation). I also don't want to risk getting check-raised off the best hand (ie. by a FD) or check-raised with potential of calling (which would be getting myself into a bad spot).
"check behind on the flop for pot control"

 

[Eclipsenz]

ok but so lets say if I did check

Turn you have a fh queens and kings, you bet, he raises? what then it again is another difficult spot :s.

what is the abbreviation for WA/WB btw. sorry its probably clear as day but im stumped lol.

 

[onemorechance]

WA/WB = Way ahead/Way behind https://www.cardschat.com/f49/wa-wb-concept-76525/

 

[cardriverx]

Im calling that river all day. Checking flop seems like a good idea as said before, and on turn I'm thinking I have the best hand and I am betting it hoping to get called by smaller PP.

River no doubt call for me.