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What would you do if you had QQ against a potential AA on rag flop in ring game.
PF: LP You raise, button reraises, you call (?)
Flop: 347 or something.
Then....? Reraise each other till one gets bored?
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Thread: QQ vs AA
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06-11-2005 #1Check Raiser
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QQ vs AA NL
Last edited by coash; 06-11-2005 at 10:33 PM.
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06-11-2005 #2Banned
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Im guessing you mean for limit.
If flop come 347 and he bets out, I would raise if he reraises I would just call.
If he bets out on turn just call, if he checks bet unless an A or K is on the turn.
Do the same thing on the river.
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06-11-2005 #3Fish Food
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To my inexperienced way of thinking, QQ is in trouble against AA, KK, trips and two pair, and a coin flip against AK. Unless you figure the other person has worse than that, fold seems right.
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06-11-2005 #4Check Raiser
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nah in NL. i'd imagine it'd be easier in limit as you can call it down for cheap.
Originally Posted by helmuthpoker201
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06-12-2005 #5PokerForums God
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Well there shouldnt be much reraising then. You have QQ, you popped it PF, he reraised you, Now if you made the correct PF raise, you could re-re-raise since he thinks you are stealing.
On the flop, the pot should be big enough by now that pushing here first is not a bad play.
In limit, you should be capping each street until the river, I would probably back off and call it for 2 bets on the river. Depends on how tight he is...Marm is back, maybe. Been off for 3 years. Rusty as Hell.
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06-12-2005 #6PokerForums God
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1.) What's the raise/re-raise?
2.) If you think that your opponent has Aces, your implied odds should be better than 4:1 and you're looking for a set.
3.) How do you know that your opponent has Aces? You can't see their cards? If you have them this well read, why are you worrying? Originally Posted by FaDi
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06-12-2005 #7Fish
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in limit, if you guys capped preflop you'd really cap the flop and turn with QQ on a four rag flop? isn't there a pretty good chance he has AA/KK or a set?
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06-12-2005 #8Fish Food
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But aren't the odds on hitting a set way worse than 4:1? If you assume opponent has AA, isn't it 2 out of 45? 22.5:1 seems like pretty long pot odds Originally Posted by the alex
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06-12-2005 #9Fish
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three cards on the flop, not just one
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06-12-2005 #10Fish Food
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Why would you put the opponent on AA pre-flop?
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