Part II - Deep stack QQ out of poisition facing 6xBB raise...

[GaF]

Part I was here - Deep stack QQ out of poisition facing 6xBB raise... I just want to stress too - delving into this hand was in no way results oriented - I was totally unsure of my action pre flop and that is why I flagged the hand (as you can see I took a screen print before making my pre flop decision) - In the event it did develop into something more interesting post flop - and that's why I'm progressing beyond the initial pre flop decision. I accept that the pre flop call was poor, and that no-one else chose to limp pre flop - however for the future decisions, would appreciate your thoughts at each stage, accepting how the hand were played that far :ok PokerStars Game #26210237210: Tournament #149714191, $2.00+$0.20 Hold'em No Limit - Level III (20/40) - 2009/03/21 17:01:06 ET Table '149714191 9' 9-max Seat #4 is the button Seat 1: karamelllka (1905 in chips) Seat 2: jev85 (3680 in chips) Seat 3: DEDdraw (1400 in chips) Seat 4: bloob38 (2520 in chips) Seat 5: pl-GaF (2355 in chips) Seat 6: jopy71 (6265 in chips) Seat 8: Chomperdoo (1495 in chips) Seat 9: DanielSouza (260 in chips) pl-GaF: posts small blind 20 jopy71: posts big blind 40 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to pl-GaF [:Qc: :Qs:] Chomperdoo: folds DanielSouza has timed out DanielSouza: folds DanielSouza is sitting out karamelllka: raises 200 to 240 jev85: folds DEDdraw: calls 240 bloob38 has timed out bloob38: folds bloob38 is sitting out DanielSouza has returned bloob38 has returned pl-GaF: calls 220 jopy71: calls 200 *** FLOP *** [:5d: :4s: :6h:] pl-GaF: ????

[Washman]

Re: Part II - Deep stack QQ out of poisition facing 6xBB raise... Ok, regardless of the pre-flop play, I would now bet. But, I'm torn between two options: 1. Bet 650-700 and be wary of any call/fold to a re-raise. 2. All-in (my favourite bet :loon:loon). With the chance to build my stack early, I'd probably opt for the all-in. Calling offers your opponents the chance to steal with nothing, and gives you no information.