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  1. #1
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    Default QQ from SB

    Hi all,

    $10 buy in at Europoker on the SB with QQ. Real loose table with 55% seeing the flop and an average pot of $4.50. Therefore lots of limpers and players calling PF raises.

    By the time it comes round to me there has been 1 miniraise and 6 callers (that's $1.80 in the pot including the BB).

    My thinking is that a raise is not going to shift enough players for my queens to hold up, so I call the miniraise and join the fray.

    I was wondering a bout the general concensus on this - should I have raised????

    The flop comes down 578 rainbow. What now?????????????


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  2. #2
    Go bonkers preflop and on flop because you're about to double up.

    Make it $3, call if minraiser pushes back because his range will be much wider than KK+ in this spot.

    If you get callers to your big threebet, you will have around a potsized bet behind, so you can open push almost on any board.
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  3. #3
    RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE RAISE preflop!!!!

    You do NOT want to go broke on a low coordinated flop like that with 8 people in the pot. That's why you MUST raise PF.

    A raise to $2.50 or $3 should get rid of quite a few players, and then you can be looking to get it in on most flops (hopefully you're HU or 3-way at the most).
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  4. #4
    I'll agree. RAISE!
    You have to get the weak hands out. A pot size raise should force out suited connectors and an ace with a week kicker.
    Once you see the flop has no over cards of your Q's, time to take it down!
  5. #5
    You absolutely have to raise there. Not only are there way too many people in the pot but you have no idea of where your at. Not good. Raise!!
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    RR pre to thin out the crap that a flop like that will hit hard. and, then, ON a flop like that either c/r AI or open push. at a 55% table, you have to play QQ like AA, imo, or you will go broke waiting for AA. if they draw out, they draw out. welcome to high variance poker.
    LHE is a game where your skill keeps you breakeven until you hit your rush of random BS.

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    You have to raise preflop here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chopper
    RR pre to thin out the crap that a flop like that will hit hard. and, then, ON a flop like that either c/r AI or open push. at a 55% table, you have to play QQ like AA, imo, or you will go broke waiting for AA. if they draw out, they draw out. welcome to high variance poker.
    i usually play QQ like AA at all limits with good results.

    definitely jack this one up and try to get it aipf or in on most flops.

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