andreypuch
Rock Star
Silver Level
With best. I have quite a lot of information on my computer about poker. But that would not breed demagoguery, find an article in the Internet - the author of roachru. The preflop ranges are described in detail there. But in short: for QQ against 3bet, you can put yourself in the negative, only if there is a spectrum of 3bet from 1 to 4% and it only plays QQ+ AK+on the stack. In General, against any player other than super NIT, QQ can be safely played on the preflop stack.
diego farfan
Legend
Silver Level
t would be a good analysis because as we are near the final table it is like the situation of the bubble that with any hand trying to steal the blind and it would be a good option to go with everything since this hand is in the range
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caracaski220
Visionary
Bronze Level
caracaski220
Of course. Pair of queens is a premim hand. All in definetly. with only 10 bb you should be going all in , even with A rag, any decent pair. The fact you are near the final table makes it more important to go all in. Marginal hands that might suckout will probably fold and it makes no sense to make a final table with no chips. Get it all in. Triple up and go for that final table.
Of course. Pair of queens is a premim hand. All in definetly. with only 10 bb you should be going all in , even with A rag, any decent pair. The fact you are near the final table makes it more important to go all in. Marginal hands that might suckout will probably fold and it makes no sense to make a final table with no chips. Get it all in. Triple up and go for that final table.
antonis32123
Legend
Loyaler
I had a hand with qq recently , thankfully it was on a freeroll , not a normal buyin game , but it was on the FT , unfortunatelly . KKvs AA vs my QQ 
lol . I was the last to decide after raise and reraise , I dhoved , lol .
Anyway , you have to follow the previous action , also you have to see how many blinds you have , if you are the one to shove first or not . QQ is not a hand I like shoving preflop if I do have , still , enough blinds . I prefer Ax hand , this QQ cn be cracked in so many ways , lol
lol . I was the last to decide after raise and reraise , I dhoved , lol .Anyway , you have to follow the previous action , also you have to see how many blinds you have , if you are the one to shove first or not . QQ is not a hand I like shoving preflop if I do have , still , enough blinds . I prefer Ax hand , this QQ cn be cracked in so many ways , lol
VVi10
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Well, there are some options here and will depend on your position at the table and the number of BB you have. But, in a resume, if you are in the beginning position, some times it is good just make a raise and wait for the other players, and if you are at the final positions, you can make a strong raise, and you need to know what phase of the tournament it is, so there are many options e lot of situations..
xccp
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Depends on the goals I set for myself. If I wanted to sit through the final table and get the maximum with the minimum risk, I would drop anything.
If the goal was to take the top one, I wouldn't even think about it. QQ is in the range of cards that I would pray for in that case.
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windsonkam
Rising Star
Bronze Level
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mclaughlinph
Rock Star
Silver Level
Depends on your chip stack and there chip stack, icm consideration but I dont like a preflop all in because a majority of hands that are gonna call you have an ace in them and if one falls on the board then majority of time you lose. I like a delayed shove. See the flop if it is favorable to QQ then shove there. Sometimes your gonna get called by KK or AA but that doesnt make a difference when you shove your gonna get called most of the time. But a larger majority of Ax hands are what your gonna be up against more often. Conversely if you wait to the flop and there is no over cards to your QQ and you shove you might get more folds and lose out on value then if you would of shoved preflop got called and held. It is a gamble either way but I would rather be on the winning side of the gamble with a larger percentage of wins and you may lose out on some value if you wait until the flop to shove but you only have two cards to come after the flop and your win percentage goes way up. Also if a low flop comes some people who have middle pairs like 66 77 88 might be prone to call there with their pair all in thinking you missed the board with overs whereas they may fold preflop to an all in.