QQ vs. strength

[Aplomado]

$25 NL

(Aplomado) Dealing pocket cards (Qs, Qc)
xx2pacxx bets $1.50
Aplomado raises to $2.75
(8 folds)
x2pacxx calls $2.75
Dealing Flop: (5h, 3c, 6h)
xx2pacxx bets $3
Aplomado raises to $6
xx2pacxx calls $6
Dealing Turn: (Ks)
xx2pacxx bets $5
Aplomado folds
xx2pacxx wins $22.40

[Fnord]

This hand sucks on so many different levels.

[Aplomado]

This hand sucks on so many different levels.

Well do impart on us thy wisdom then

[Fnord]

You're selling information cheap, then making a weak fold when an obvious scare card hits. At no point do you really put the other guy to a decision nor threaten to really put anyone at the table to a difficult decision ever.

[Aplomado]

You're selling information cheap, then making a weak fold when an obvious scare card hits. At no point do you really put the other guy to a decision nor threaten to really put anyone at the table to a difficult decision ever.

So what action do you take then? Bigger raise preflop? Postflop?

[Fnord]

So what action do you take then? Bigger raise preflop? Postflop?

I think min-raising both streets is a worse line than just calling.

Pre-flop: Calling and making it something like $4 flat are both pretty good lines.
Flop: $9 flat would be a probe raise from me. $12 and commit to showing down would be another solid line. Yet another interesting line would be to flat call the $3 and raise any turn card.
Turn: Do the math, then after you realize how much folding sucks, consider how your play on the prior 2 streets fucked you.

[Aplomado]

thanks

[AHiltz]

Fnord hit this right on the head

[Aplomado]

that chick is hot

[Lukie]

This hand sucks on so many different levels.

couldn't have said it better myself