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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 5970274, member: 397965"] Preflop Blind vs. blind QJo is probably supposed to be defended against a 3-bet especially for this sizing. However it would be nice to have some info on the Villain like HUD-stats. At 2NL there are quite a few very straight forward players, who will basically never have a bluff, when they choose to 3-bet blind vs. blind. If they have a weak hand, they will just call, so when they 3-bet, its always a big pair, AK or maybe AQ. And obviously against that kind of range QJo is totally smoked. So I actually dont hate just letting it go. Flop As played you obviously have to call that small C-bet. You do at least beat some hands in his range now like AK, TT, JJ. Turn This is the next point in the hand, where a lot of straight forward regulars in the micros will essentially never have a bluff, when they put in that big turn bet. Or maybe they are bluffing 10-20% of the time at most. So once again if he was that player type, I would not hate getting out now. River As played I would also fold now. AK got there, and if nothing else that means, he have one obvious hand less to bluff with. It all boils back to preflop, because for him to even have a bluff now, he would need to have 3-bet you light with for instance some suited hands, that picked up a flushdraw. But if the only suited hands in his range are AK and AQ, then how can he even have a bluff here? He would need to be turning a hand like TT or JJ into a bluff, and at 2NL very few players will do something like that. 2NL is all about getting value, when you have a big hand and not paying other people off, when they have a big hand. [/QUOTE]

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