Got donked on with QQ's as hole-cards, what would you do?

GaryLaud

Early in a DYM, I got dealt QQ's. I KNOW that I should NEVER be just calling here, but alas I did - had my focuses slightly away at the time. Flopped 2x Pairs, QQ's & 4's with a seven accounpanying them. Only opponent left in the hand then Jam's on me. After careful thought, I could sence that I didn't want to call, as Knowing how things CAN go, there maybe something like a full-house 4's & 7's hiding in the wings - I clicked the fold button, thinking, I may as well protect my stack and live to fight on. What would you have done here?

Player	Action	Cards	Amount	Pot	Balance
GaryLaud	Small blind		25.00	25.00	1910.00
guyatt07	Big blind		50.00	75.00	2405.00
	Your hole cards	Q Q
YELLOWS44	Fold
soultaker	Fold
gis_speed	Raise		150.00	225.00	2075.00
m15t3ry	Fold
GaryLaud	Call		125.00	350.00	1785.00
guyatt07	Fold
Flop
		4 7 4
GaryLaud	Bet		175.00	525.00	1610.00
gis_speed	All-in		2075.00	2600.00	0.00
GaryLaud	Fold
gis_speed	Muck
gis_speed	Win		700.00		700.00
gis_speed	Return		1900.00	0.00	2600.00

CraigSG1

Snap call!!! So many hands we are ahead of it would take an age to list them all

THEROCK573

hate flatting here pre especially in the sb, 3 bet all day every day, as played its an easy call on flop

alex1229

Gary gary gary what are you doing !! 

Bad pre flop call

Evennn worse fold on the flop !!

You are beating him 99% of the time here, noway hes got a fh here, what did u put him on??

Leeroy546

I'd have to be calling. Every chance he's sitting on a worse pp or something like A7, or possibly even air like KJ. You must be ahead of 80% of his range. Percentages say call.

hhyftrftdr

I rarely play DYM's but this is an easy GII spot. Our hand is ridiculously under-repped. I actually like the donk out, plan worked perfectly to get him to commit, and then you fold?!

LARSON7

Agree with everyone else, get it in!

jordz16

the fact you only called pre should give you even more reason to call as he has no idea you are strong, at worst here i think you are up against a flush draw which you crush on a paired board