QQ against light 3-bettor

[Robert]

Opp is a solid tag regular and he seems to have been 3-betting me light this session. What do I do here? fold prf? fold flop? fold turn?

Party Poker No-Limit Hold'em, $ BB (6 handed) Hand History Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com (Format: FlopTurnRiver)

BB ($99.71)
Hero ($168.93)
MP ($118.72)
CO ($30)
Button ($9.28)
SB ($84.16)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with Q, Q. CO posts a blind of $1. SB posts a blind of $0.50.
Hero raises to $5, MP raises to $15, 4 folds, Hero calls $10.

Flop: ($32.50) 7, J, T (2 players)
Hero checks, MP bets $24, Hero calls $24.

Turn: ($80.50) 2 (2 players)

River: ($80.50) 2 (2 players)

Final Pot: $80.50

[Robert]

Converter screwed up, I c/r turn allin.

[Silly String]

Converter f'd it up. I think you're generally ahead here from what I can tell in your HH.

[Robert]

bump, I need to know wether I fucked this one up badly!

[sandstorm]

how light were he reraising? obv AA-TT has you pretty bad.

[thnwkd]

Opp is a solid tag regular and he seems to have been 3-betting me light this session. What do I do here? fold prf? fold flop? fold turn?

Since he is a regular i assume you have a history with him. I think an important read here would be how he sees you. by "3 betting light" i assume you mean with a wider range. I would guess he's doing this to isolate, either because he thinks you're loose or a weak fish that he can out play post flop.

[elipsesjeff]

I'd be more inclined to flat call the turn here, as most opponents will not 3 bet a worse hand preflop, and then c-bet again on the turn. I think the check/raise allin doesn't do you any good and you won't fold AA or KK here so I think you're WA/WB.

As long as he is willing to bet, I'd be willing to call. Maybe another heart will drop on the river or a scare card and you can put a nice blocking bet out there for a cheap showdown.

[Fnord]

Given the board texture, etc. I like a flop lead here.

[Robert]

Given the board texture, etc. I like a flop lead here.

please elaborate fnord

[Fnord]

Given the board texture, etc. I like a flop lead here.

please elaborate fnord

His raise range on the flop is wider than the range he's 3-betting, calling and maybe 2-barreling.

We want to figure to have the best of it if all of the money goes into the pot.

[Robert]

Given the board texture, etc. I like a flop lead here.

please elaborate fnord

His raise range on the flop is wider than the range he's 3-betting, calling and maybe 2-barreling.

We want to figure to have the best of it if all of the money goes into the pot.

So basicly you lead for information?

[Fnord]

So basicly you lead for information?

Information and to get him to raise light.

At these stack depths a check/raise or check/call gives him too much power to get it all-in when he's good.

[Robert]

But doesnt leading take away his rope? I mean if he's got missed overs I dont think he'll put a penny more in the pot if I lead and he's gonna bet with a lot of hands that I beat if I check the flop to him and thereby gaining more value against wiffed hands.

[bdawg56kg]

I don't think you can get away here, but I like a 4-bet pf sometimes to mix it up.