25NL, QQ in the small blind

[Carroters]

Yah defo prefer a flat preflop here, don't think it's very close.

[Miffed22001]

Yah defo prefer a flat preflop here, don't think it's very close.

Educate me on why this better - genuinly.

is it a simple case of we fold out worse and he only calls with mostly better? Or am i missing something

[daven]

Educate me on why this (= calling pre) is better - genuinly.

how to make most money out of this hand is key here

[Viscaro]

how to make most money out of this hand is key here

How does flatting pre help? We're potentially letting BB in cheaply (he's getting 4.5:1 on a call) so we will be OOP multiway with no idea where we're at.
Whats our plan the 31% of times an A or K hits the flop? c/c??c/f?
Flatting pre just seems to just make our life difficult.

I'd 3bet to negate positional advantage, give us the lead and get the pot HU.

Would you flat OTB? I can see more argument for that because at least we have position with a disguised hand. Still hate it unless villain is much tighter than this tho. Please explain for those of us who weren't on irc.

I do see your point about bet folding the turn, that makes alot of sense, probably about 1/3 psb would be good I guess.
River is trickier tho because he might raise worse hands so is river b/c?