QQ OOP

I have been very aggressive and loose, pushing people around here and there. villian is relatively nitty and let me push him around all day

Absolute/UB Cereus No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (6 handed) - Absolute/UB Cereus Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Button ($98.80)
SB ($44.73)
BB ($30.08)
Hero (UTG) ($191.44)
MP ($29.10)
CO ($49.75)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with Q, Q
Hero raises to $2, 1 fold, CO calls $2, 3 folds

Flop: ($4.75) 9, 2, 4 (2 players)
Hero bets $2.87, CO raises to $7.24, Hero raises to $17.98, CO calls $10.74

Turn: ($40.71) 9 (2 players)
Hero ?, [color=#CC3333]

ummm, easiest shove ever? he has like a half pot bet left...

your flop sizing is atrocious, both the bet and the 3bet

bet pot button laziness I'd guess.

now that we have some comments, can I ask some questions?

1) Why are we not putting villain on A9? I know I am being so specific, but why else would he play it like that. The only other hand I can think of maybe a wiffed AK, AQ and of coarse TT, and JJ. even less likely AA, KK.

2) I have been playing the table mostly with slightly more than 1/2 sized pot sized bets. Usually stealing pots with that. So I did not feel the need to change my strategy here. It is what has been working. Is that wrong?

3) my 3 bet is exactly that, "bet pot" button lazyness. What type of 3 bets would you recommend?

beck

obv shove flop allin after he raises

that is not a pot size 3-bet

Fold to the initial flop raise. He's nitty and letting you run over him all day, makes QQ OOP look like garbage to me.

Originally Posted by Galapogos

Fold to the initial flop raise. He's nitty and letting you run over him all day, makes QQ OOP look like garbage to me.

Sounds quite reasonable.

Originally Posted by Renton

that is not a pot size 3-bet

nah what I hit was half pot and maybe clicked the + BB a few times after. I tend to make most of my bets 1/2 then add a few BB. very very lazy of me. So you think I should have put him all-in on the flop? Cause if I bet the pot here, that is almost the rest of his stack, so shouldn't I just bet either bet about 1/2 pot or go all in, nothing in between..

BTW, I ended up check folding turn to an all-in.
-beck

No, but a lot of sites with bet pot buttons have a 1/2 pot button and sometimes a 3/4 pot button, etc. Looks like that to me, but I didnt add up numbers.

3-bets (and for that matter raises) should be made to achieve a goal, not just basically random amounts. Here you want to either deny odds to his draw if you think he's semi-bluffing, or maximise the chance of him stacking off if you think he will with a TP type hand.