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Hello all Craked !

I want to discuss about this hand who really gave me trouble.

No read on vilain

After a few suggestions, Il tell you vilain's hand, cause he showed it to me

I think my flop bet is too small so its look like im weak and that why he raised me. His check-raise on flop was exactly what I expected. (That why I bet small on flop) Was planing to re-evaluate on turn. I puted him on AA-KK mostly (set is less likely because of his big raise pre-flop)

Absolute Poker $0.05/$0.10 No Limit Hold'em - 5 players
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WILLNGIN (CO): $24.68
KARMA_MAN (BTN): $23.30
MRMIKE1 (SB): $52.60
Hero (BB): $19.85
YOOYOUNGHWAN (UTG): $20.40

Pre Flop: Hero is BB with Q Q
1 fold, WILLNGIN calls $0.10, KARMA_MAN calls $0.10, MRMIKE1 raises to $2.30, Hero calls $2.20, 2 folds

Flop: ($4.80) 4 9 6 (2 players)
MRMIKE1 checks, Hero bets $1.80, MRMIKE1 raises to $3.60, Hero calls $1.80

Turn: ($12.00) 5 (2 players)
MRMIKE1 bets $4.50, Hero folds

i think villains range is much wider than you think, including TT-JJ and some stupid hands like 89s occasionally, or even AK weirdness at these stakes.

A huge raise preflop usually means TT/JJ/AK way more often than AA/KK. I'd probably shove the flop, but calling is ok if you want to see a safe turn first. Definitely shove over this turn bet.

A huge raise preflop usually means TT/JJ/AK way more often than AA/KK. I'd probably shove the flop, but calling is ok if you want to see a safe turn first. Definitely shove over this turn bet.

Definitely agree, his range here after his preflop "over" raise is much more weighted towards TT/JJ than AA and KK. He check minraises the flop, could definitely be some weird AK also. (AKdd?) As played I would raise and look to get it in on the turn.

Vilain showed AKo ...