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Message: [QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6109514, member: 397965"] I also dont know, what it means, that this was a "bomb pot". As far as I know, "bomb pot" is a live poker phenomenon and mean, that everyone put in some money, and then a flop is dealt. And this is obviously not, what happened here. So I will just go ahead and analyse this as a normal hand: Preflop This is a somewhat awkward spot with QQ. You could 4-bet, but against tight players that might fold out all the hands, you beat, and only get action from KK+ and occationally AK. So I dont hate flatting here and even less, if UTG+1 is a bad player. But for sure 4-betting can also never be really bad, and folding is surely to tight. Flop The donk lead is kind of weird, and right off the bat I will tend to put him on a medium strenght hand like AJ or KQ. I think, KK+ would surely have 4-bet in a multiway pot, and while TT-JJ makes sense from preflop, I think, these hands would generally be more likely to check to "trap" the opponents behind. Especially JJ since it was top set. So I feel, you are very likely to have the best hand here. I do like your decision to just call though, because if BTN now jam, and UTG+1 calls it off, then I can see letting those QQ go, since then I would assume, that at least one of them probably have you beat. Turn 98 completed but that hand is somewhat unlikely in a 3-bet pot, so when checked to I would also get it in. Its a little difficult to understand, what they can both have, that put money in on the flop but did not want to continue on the turn, but at the end of the day you won a nice large pot :) [/QUOTE]

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