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    Default Easly SnG, good hand

    I got pocket queens early during a SnG recently, around 3rd hand or so. I raise to around 4 times BB, and an unknown player reraises to double that amount. Everyone else folds. He has position on me.

    How would you respond to this?

    I might add that this is micro-stakes, 1$ buy-in.

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    Shove , play for stacks w QQ+/AKs vs random until they give you a reason not to.
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    what he said
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    Quote Originally Posted by chja View Post
    I got pocket queens early during a SnG recently, around 3rd hand or so. I raise to around 4 times BB, and an unknown player reraises to double that amount. Everyone else folds. He has position on me.

    How would you respond to this?

    I might add that this is micro-stakes, 1$ buy-in.
    Are you playing 9 handed or 6 handed?

    Either way I agree with B2B, shove here. If you are flipping vs AK then you have +EV because of the 13.5 BB's in the middle and some fold equity vs weaker hands.

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