I had been playing quite tight something close to 28/13. Everyone else at the table had around double my VP$IP. I had just made a laydown of pocket queens a few hands ago on a 9 high board when my bet on the flop got reraised all in. I told him i was laying Queens down and he showed me a set of sixes, so maybe they think i can be bullied off a hand. (did wonders for my confidence better than winning a big pot, not losing a big pot)



I think i made the right choice,in hindsight I should have my be made it 8-10 to go.

Would any one call the reraise all in on the flop?

theres a reraise and a call, i dont fault your fold here, you could have been up against a made straight, or like u saw 2 sets, not a bad fold.

On something of a tangent, 28/13 is a bit loose passive pre-flop, no?

I think the standard styles are 20/13 = TAG, 28/20 = LAG.

If you're usually at 28/13 you're probably either limping too much or calling too many raises.

Sorry, pre-flop stats posts are horrible. Carry on...

[EDIT: Just wanted to point this out, in case you'd drifted into those numbers. Also I see you raise T9dd from UTG+1 after a limper, so I'm guessing limping too much isn't the reason ]

ps I fold here - too much chance of better made hand vs better draw vs you.

28/13 is that classed as really loose in 5 max im usually VP$IP of around 23-29 most other people are mid 30s+ to the monkeys in the 70s. If there is any one any tighter at the table the dont seem to get any acton, not least from me unless i have a monster or pocket pair where they will usually be stacked when I hit.