QQ on a scary board, what now?

davelufc

Oppo had been a bit passive, limping in a lot and wanting to see lots of cheap flops.

Micro bet on the flop was a bit confusing, when he called, and then checked the turn, do i check, bet or shove?

EDIT, move to clinic please!!!!!!

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
C_horse	Small blind		40.00	40.00	11016.25
davelufc	Big blind		80.00	120.00	3140.00
dunnyo	Sit out
	Your hole cards	Q Q
TROOP_1	Fold
Devonsturg	Fold
Henk	Fold
C_horse	Raise		120.00	240.00	10896.25
davelufc	Raise		400.00	640.00	2740.00
C_horse	Call		320.00	960.00	10576.25
Flop
		J K 3
C_horse	Bet		80.00	1040.00	10496.25
davelufc	Raise		920.00	1960.00	1820.00
C_horse	Call		840.00	2800.00	9656.25
Turn
		A
C_horse	Check
davelufc ??

DrSharp

I'd raise flop just out of spite after he bets 80 in to 960.

waller02

I'm not sure about raising the flop......especially so big! As played I give up.

DrSharp

OK, on a more serious note, the flop is probably a flat call. It looks soooo much like a draw or even a jack. Loads of draws out there. Is this why you raised?

I think i just call. Dont want to play for stacks with 2nd pair. Keeps the pot nice and small for us to get to a cheap(er) showdown.

THEROCK573

why would we just call the 80, its virtually a check as its a stupid min bet. we would c bet this borad if its checked to us so why would we just flat the 80. i raise about 660 and see what the turn brings

bbMike

Agree with Rock here, I would ignore the 80 bet, feels like a blocker to get to a cheap turn for a draw (and plenty of draws there). Turn is tough to rep after the flop raise, so you either need to bet fold or check behind and consider calling a river with K and A on board, depending on what comes.