Am I nuts for folding this?

v is 24/1/2 over 100 hands

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (8 handed) Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver Cards)

Hero ($29)
MP2 ($23.65)
CO ($35.35)
Button ($27.75)
SB ($25)
BB ($25)
UTG ($33.50)
UTG+1 ($15.75)

Preflop: Hero is MP1 with http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/.../smiles/qc.gif, http://www.flopturnriver.com/phpBB2/.../smiles/qh.gif.
1 fold, UTG+1 calls $0.25, Hero raises to $1, 1 fold, CO raises to $3.75, 3 folds, UTG+1 folds, Hero folds.

Final Pot: $2.60

Results in white below:
No showdown. CO wins $2.60.

I figure the worst hand he has is AK. We're both pretty deep and this is a nightmare after the flop. Is 100 hands enough to give the guy this much credit?

wow, I woulda at least called this bet. Hit your Queen and Profit!

I swear I'm not really this much of a nit, I'm running 18.6/15.7/4 over 4k hands at 25nl so far.

The thing is, I'm oop and I really don't know whether this is AA, KK, QQ, or AK. AK is the most likely, but it doesn't pay off on a Q-high board.

Let me explain, First I woulda raised preflop to a little more. maybe 1.50, Then you need to put your Villain on a range. I would call the reraise, as he is in the CO, This is a good spot for someone to reraise. Since I put the villain on a range of hands, when the flop comes out you will be have a Plan as to how you are playing your hand.
If an Ace or King comes out, you can C-bet the flop, if Villain plays back, then you may need to re-evaluate, depending on the condition of the board.

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Originally Posted by mrhappy333

Let me explain, First I woulda raised preflop to a little more. maybe 1.50, Then you need to put your Villain on a range. I would call the reraise, as he is in the CO, This is a good spot for someone to reraise. Since I put the villain on a range of hands, when the flop comes out you will be have a Plan as to how you are playing your hand.
If an Ace or King comes out, you can C-bet the flop, if Villain plays back, then you may need to re-evaluate, depending on the condition of the board.

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My anger management counselor would advise me not to comment on this.

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Originally Posted by mrhappy333

I would call the reraise, as he is in the CO, This is a good spot for someone to reraise.

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This villain raises 1% of hands over a sample of 100, this is quite clearly going to be QQ+ or AK. It's probably a good fold. I probably do call and see a flop but I'm check folding anything but a Q.

fold/call are both fine. when i decide to call his preflop 3 bet, i might call one street bet on undercard flop also. Fold to his double barrel if any.

id call and sethunt. I think its close though. check/fold if the flop comes 852

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Originally Posted by dev

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Originally Posted by mrhappy333

Let me explain, First I woulda raised preflop to a little more. maybe 1.50, Then you need to put your Villain on a range. I would call the reraise, as he is in the CO, This is a good spot for someone to reraise. Since I put the villain on a range of hands, when the flop comes out you will be have a Plan as to how you are playing your hand.
If an Ace or King comes out, you can C-bet the flop, if Villain plays back, then you may need to re-evaluate, depending on the condition of the board.

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My anger management counselor would advise me not to comment on this.

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this was supposed to be back to back with my first post, I didnt read your second post till after.
sorry

Yeah, Your nuts.

his range is AA/KK.
Either call and set-hunt or fold. Stack sizes suggest it's a close call, either is fine.

A short buy who played 24 hands, raised 1 out of 100 and open limped you want to fold Queens against? This is at least a call.

Don't fold good hands to people who have a bizare approach to poker unless you understand them better than the information given. If they can't put together a reasonable pre-flop approach, then god knows what he could have here.

I think you misunderstood the hand, Fnord.

The 3-better is behind me in the CO. The CO and I are both deep.

You have to call and sethunt only.

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Originally Posted by jimmy44

You have to call and sethunt only.

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And if he doesn't stack off with AA or KK on a Q-high board?
With this size sample set, I know he is tight pre, but I haven't seen him on the flop very much.

Tight raiser, value raise, he has position. Yeah, I'd fold here.