A new place opened up nearby so I went briefly to check it out. I was told that they spread, among other things, 2/5NL and 5/10NL games. Well, the 2/5NL game wasn't running, and the 5/10NL game was full, so I got on the waiting list and watched for a while before giving up on it and leaving. This hand was one of the more intriguing ones, and I would like to see how you would play this hand.

So here is the situation. The hand is heads-up. The first player is most likely the best player I have ever sat with or seen play in person. He's made a WPT final table and makes a nice chunk of change playing in Vegas and AC regularly. He's also insanely aggressive. I didn't know the second player but from what I saw, he looked to be solid.

Let's pretend that you are the unknown. In the BB, you get black Queens. EP limps, E/MP limps, MP villian limps, and button limps. SB completes and you raise to $80. Folds back to villian who bumps it to $300. Everyone else folds. You have about $2K behind, villian has you covered.

What do you do here? And if your plan it to call, what do you do on each of these flops:

1. all rags
2. Qxx
3. Kxx or Axx

Stack sizes?

In the actual hand, hero called villian's reraise. The flop comes [9s][3d]. Hero leads for $400 and villian immediately moves in. What range of hands do you put villian on, and do you call?