Yep, to 5-bet would be a jam. What else would you 5-bet to, 50bb? Someone else here will just 6-bet jam behind. And even if 50bb somehow gets flat called, we have a pot of well over 100bb and only 50bb behind to play post-flop.
It's jam or fold. QQ is just good enough to shove it in here in my opinion, although we're likely up against a crap ton of A and K. At 66 bucks, this ain't no freeroll so the punt factor is lower. Hopefully they block each other. If we hit a Q or if the board bricks, we probably double or triple up. If we see an A or a K, we're going home with zero, so no shame in folding. Up to you.
It's jam or fold. QQ is just good enough to shove it in here in my opinion, although we're likely up against a crap ton of A and K. At 66 bucks, this ain't no freeroll so the punt factor is lower. Hopefully they block each other. If we hit a Q or if the board bricks, we probably double or triple up. If we see an A or a K, we're going home with zero, so no shame in folding. Up to you.
Exactly. In the ideal world we get SB to fold AK, and then BB pay us off with TT or JJ. Or they both fold. We will obviously run into KK or AA at a somewhat significant frequency, because a cold 4-bet is still a strong action even in late position. But if we just call, then SB usually call as well, and then there is 60BB in the pot and only 80BB left behind. Which mean, we are never getting away postflop anyway, unless there is a K or A on the flop.Station_Master said:
