Queens In BB

Full Tilt Poker Game #678210746: Table Boulder - $0.05/$0.10 - No Limit Hold'em - 16:48:21 ET - 2006/05/31
Seat 1: RoCo415 ($8.95)
Seat 2: rxviii ($12.90)
Seat 3: KiNDflop ($6.50)
Seat 4: B_Smooth9 ($17.30)
Seat 5: Napa_Rob ($7.40)
Seat 6: chris38811 ($3.35)
Seat 7: bigsandyriver ($4.20)
Seat 8: JBKAZ ($5.35)
Seat 9: ColinCarlos ($1.65)
RoCo415 posts the small blind of $0.05
rxviii posts the big blind of $0.10
The button is in seat #9
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to RoCo415 [Qd Qh]
KiNDflop raises to $0.50
B_Smooth9 folds
Napa_Rob raises to $1.50
chris38811 folds
bigsandyriver folds
JBKAZ folds
ColinCarlos folds
RoCo415 calls $1.45
rxviii folds
KiNDflop raises to $6.50, and is all in
Napa_Rob raises to $7.40, and is all in
RoCo415 folds
Napa_Rob: hahahaha
Napa_Rob shows [Kd As]
KiNDflop shows [Ad Kh]
Uncalled bet of $0.90 returned to Napa_Rob
*** FLOP *** [Th 7h Td]
*** TURN *** [Th 7h Td] [Qc]
*** RIVER *** [Th 7h Td Qc] [4h]
Napa_Rob shows a pair of Tens
KiNDflop shows a pair of Tens
KiNDflop ties for the pot ($6.60) with a pair of Tens
Napa_Rob ties for the pot ($6.55) with a pair of Tens
RoCo415: wow
KiNDflop: nh
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $14.60 | Rake $1.45
Board: [Th 7h Td Qc 4h]
Seat 1: RoCo415 (small blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 2: rxviii (big blind) folded before the Flop
Seat 3: KiNDflop showed [Ad Kh] and won ($6.60) with a pair of Tens
Seat 4: B_Smooth9 didn't bet (folded)
Seat 5: Napa_Rob showed [Kd As] and won ($6.55) with a pair of Tens
Seat 6: chris38811 didn't bet (folded)
Seat 7: bigsandyriver didn't bet (folded)
Seat 8: JBKAZ didn't bet (folded)
Seat 9: ColinCarlos (button) didn't bet (folded)


Specific reads: Napa Rob- Previous hands when he raises 4-5 BB or 3 times someones bet, he hasnt shown down a less than superior hand...earlier hands he did it and showed queens
Kindflop: kind of fishy , showed down a j-5 suited in MP....didnt figure him for much,

very concerned about napa rob....if i put either on a-k, do i want to take the coinflip in this situation...my mindset was like a tourney where i dont want to take a huge coinflip on a 56-44 shot but i guess in ring, you take the edge everytime....

im open to all opinions....

With your read, NaPa Rob has AA, KK, QQ, AK, maybe JJ. You are only beating JJ and a slight favorite over AK, but dominated by KK AA. He reraised a 5x preflop raise, and called an AI. Good fold.

If you could only know they both had AK it would make your decision easier, wouldn't it? ;)

Only thing I don't like here is if you put them in JJ+, AQ+, you called 15 bbs with QQ. You don't close the action. IMO you should either raise or fold this preflop. You lost 15 bbs without seeing a flop because of the call you made. If you are pretty sure someone has KK+ your QQ is only as good as 22, and I'm sure you would fold 22 to a raise/re-raise?

Also at this level, I really wouldn't be suprised if this was AJ+ v AK. So I really wouldn't mind a call or fold here.

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Originally Posted by givememyleg

If you could only know they both had AK it would make your decision easier, wouldn't it? ;)

Only thing I don't like here is if you put them in JJ+, AQ+, you called 15 bbs with QQ. You don't close the action. IMO you should either raise or fold this preflop. You lost 15 bbs without seeing a flop because of the call you made. If you are pretty sure someone has KK+ your QQ is only as good as 22, and I'm sure you would fold 22 to a raise/re-raise?

Also at this level, I really wouldn't be suprised if this was AJ+ v AK. So I really wouldn't mind a call or fold here.

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i completely see what your saying, the flat call was definitely not very good because of the lack of information and i should have raised to find out where i was at.....i hated folding after i flat called, and i felt worse after i saw both of them with a-k but now i will adjust my play in that situation so it is more profitable..thanks for the advice