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Message: [QUOTE="mrWINslow, post: 912556, member: 29309"] you have to look at the situation then put him on something..honestly in this situation , with the preflop raise..i would put him on AA - KK or a AK with a straight draw.. any time you flop a connecting 2 pair...like q-j 10 - j a-k you want to push hard and try to end the hand so people dont catch their straight.. sometimes it works , sometimes it doesnt..this situation is just unavoidable if you get the hint that the guy has q-q you should probably bet smaller and see what he does you shouldnt ever go all in unless you have the nuts ..or a strong read on your opponent.. bet strong..but leave yourself a way to get out of the hand with some chips left these situations are tough tho... [/QUOTE]