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Originally Posted by PdxPokerGoddess
So I was playing in a 1-2 no limit game and playing against a loose aggressive player for about two hours before I got pocket queens and he was opening with something like JJ QQ KK AA or AK. By the flop we were heads up and the flop was Q 4 8 rainbow. �� I checked my set, he bet 1/2 pot, and I called. The turn was an A. I bet 2/3 pot, he instantly goes all in I quickly and gleefully called with my stack of $500 and �� that he had anything other than AA. But of course he had turned a set over my set. ��*♀️ I feel like I could’ve spent more time reading him and thinking through the different hands he might have, but was I supposed to fold?
If there has been enough preflop action that you know a loose aggressive player has a range of JJ+ and AK you are supposed to raise this flop all in on low spr hands and given what it would take for you to assign that range to a loose player and your stack size this is a low spr spot.
