WSOP Main hand

[hotdog]

Hero has 27400

Cutoff raise, button call 900, I squeeze QQ to 2900 in small. Both call
Flop AT2. All check
Turn AT27. Two checks, button bets 6.5k. Hero makes the call, is this ok??
River AT27K. Button bet 13k of my 17k


WWYD?

[verndog158]

In this structure I guess peeling could be fine pre flop?
Squeeze is ok too, when they both call think it's just a give up on the flop. As played defo folding river, seems like we are setting fire to a decent stack if we call. Not sure we beat anything. Fold turn too

[pleno1]

bluff shove?

[PathFinder]

bluff shove?

Would be optimistic considering stack size on river lol

[SuuPRlim]

who are the villains?

vs anyone who appears good I would defo peel pre flop, just too much unnecessary worry otherwise, this is the main event, days 3-4 are about preservation.

If they are very weak players then certainly raising is absolutely correct

[rfgqqabc]

He can bet way less on the turn as a bluff so id probably fold now.

Thoughts on 3.2k/ fold vs 4bet line. Prob not vs anyone under 35.

[SuuPRlim]

When iv played the ME I just always think, let's really try and not have any tricky close decisions for big % of my chips, normally you don't get this luxury but then normally you don't have this structure...

[pleno1]

with no reads its kinda ridiculous though.

qq will be 100% a 3bet vs some and never a 3bet vs others. some will just call, call, call and never value bet thinly/bluff, others will over bet vs you, raise you on 987 flops with kq and all other sorts of stuff.

can't just answer this hand in a vacuum.

[rfgqqabc]

When iv played the ME I just always think, let's really try and not have any tricky close decisions for big % of my chips, normally you don't get this luxury but then normally you don't have this structure...

When you enter the main you have to be prepared to make big decisions at some point. It's early too, let's not hide away

[david3103]

Somewhat outside my experience levels but would it be awful to lead the flop here?

We get to make our decision about the hand a lot earlier and potentially a lot cheaper.

[Tal]

Fellow non-wizard, here.

Somewhat outside my experience levels but would it be awful to lead the flop here?

We get to make our decision about the hand a lot earlier and potentially a lot cheaper.

If I'm squeezing and first to act on the flop, with only two callers, I am 100% leading an ace high flop.

However, being over 30, I will be given credit for AK or AA at this point.

[david3103]

Fellow non-wizard, here.

Somewhat outside my experience levels but would it be awful to lead the flop here?

We get to make our decision about the hand a lot earlier and potentially a lot cheaper.

If I'm squeezing and first to act on the flop, with only two callers, I am 100% leading an ace high flop.

However, being over 30, I will be given credit for AK or AA at this point.

they'd all have folded pre to my squeeze obviously

[muckthenuts]

Leading flop isn't a bet that works as a value bet or a bluff and as general advice would suggest not purely betting just for information if you can help it. Checking with the intention of folding flop does seem like the right play, but we can still win at showdown or throw in a value bet later on if it seems appropriate so we're not giving up on the pot just yet.

[hotdog]

Really interesting replies!!

The guy was a 30ish year old american. Looked super uncomfortable when he bet the turn. Sizing was wierd! The river bet was super strange! He looked as if he was gonna check then spalshed out the bet. Hero became the ultimate hero and made the call. Turns out he had 44 and turned it in to a bluff.

[SuuPRlim]

when you're readless in a comp with a 2 hr clock, I would lean towards to side of caution and assume everyone is good and be wary of them until Ive seen otherwise.

If it's a quicker structure then you gotta make some judgement readz innit.