QQ, 3bet pot,overpair with flush draw, deep, cbet gets c/r'd

[gametight]

Villain is IanBarns 27/22/7 in 150 hands

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $1.00 BB (6 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

MP ($180)
CO ($123.95)
Button ($135.30)
SB ($111)
Hero (BB) ($218.80)
UTG ($100)

Preflop: Hero is BB with Q, Q
1 fold, MP raises to $3, 2 folds, SB calls $2.50, Hero raises to $13, MP calls $10, 1 fold

Flop: ($29) 6, 9, 8 (2 players)
Hero bets $22, MP raises to $62, Hero ???

Total pot: $73 | Rake: $3

[Renton]

pretty lame

i wonder if u just should have checked flop

[griffey24]

Checking this flop is decent, given that we have a spade.

As played I call and I'd imagine c/c any turn for now.

[Renton]

i almost want to fold right now

i'd probably end up calling and check folding mostly on turn

[bode]

ian barns is a massive multitabler for a 6maxer (18+ tables) and atleast used to be fairly uncreative postflop. that being said idk wtf to do here. every option seems bad. i would probably call and c/f alot of turns. i think he has AA/KK here with the As/Ks a decent amount of the time also depending on his view of the SB.

[gametight]

Small blind was kinda fishy. If we call and spike a spade, insta stack off?

[griffey24]

I don't really understand this whole call and c/f turns line.

If we call because we think we're ahead, then we put him on a draw and likely the Asx, Ksx. In which case we should c/c blank turns.

If we call because we think we have good equity but are behind, then we c/c any spade turn.

So I kind of agree with Renton in the sense of wanting to fold right now. But if we don't fold right now, I feel like we should go with it.
Pot will be 150ish with only 110ish behind.

[BigLRIP]

I don't really understand this whole call and c/f turns line.

If we call because we think we're ahead, then we put him on a draw and likely the Asx, Ksx. In which case we should c/c blank turns.

If we call because we think we have good equity but are behind, then we c/c any spade turn.

So I kind of agree with Renton in the sense of wanting to fold right now. But if we don't fold right now, I feel like we should go with it.
Pot will be 150ish with only 110ish behind.

I could be wrong, but my feeling is that most players at this level will check behind with a hand like AsKx (would he even raise this on the flop?) instead of semi bluffing a stack into the middle. So I guess I'm also advocating call and fold turn, even though I dislike it. Folding the flop can't be bad without better reads. I'd be really uncomfortable calling off my stack here.

[noble007]

I played with Ianbarns like a year back and I think he has like massive flop aggression then just plays str8fwd/4 value on later streets.

So I probably check call flop.
This deep as played I probably fold, all the sets are in his range too considering how deep you are and that he thought sb might come along as well.

[Renton]

griffey i 100% agree, but i think to assume that he roboshoves the same range on the turn as on the flop is a bit absurd

tbh, call and c/f is a totally level one line, i basically felt like folding flop was gross, but i also knew that getting stacked with this hand would be perhaps even more gross.

I would have 1000% checked the flop a) because i 3-bet huge amounts oop and have to check this flop with a ton of my range anyways and b) because i want to avoid this situation. I don't really care if betting shows a greater profit tbh.

[nutsinho]

the only lines after he raises are shove or fold. I'd prob fold vs IanB

[IowaSkinsFan]

I love checking this flop with a lot of hands that arent just air.