2/4 full

UTG with QQ.

i raise, Co 3 bets, button calls, I cap, Co calls, button calls

Flop (27)

A 6 2 rainbow

I bet, CO raises, button folds, I was tempted to fold right here. Good fold if I do?
I went to c/c mode.

Tough one... I'd be tempted to fold too. If the villain was tight I probably would fold for sure.

If the villain was very loose aggressive, I might call down.

Yeah, forgot to include villain was pretty solid.

would he do this with jj or 1010? after you caped preflop? does he have those hands often enough for you to call down?

These are tough because at 2/4 moves are virtually always made with an ace on the flop. The three-bet pre-flop, however, lends the flop raise enough credibility that you're almost certainly drawing to two outs and need to get the **** out of dodge, especially given that this is a solid player.

Please tell me you didnt call down to the showdown, which is what it sounds like when you say you went inti c/c mode. Let your big hands go when it is painfully obvious that you are beat.

I'm getting confused with what I see winning, and what I see winning being a good play. I see much lesser hands calling this down to showdown all the time. If i'm not going to showdown, i'm not even calling for the turn. To me, I'd either fold here on the flop or get to showdown. Anything in between is just retarded.

Edit: I would like to add that I got raised here by 7's. The reason I brought it up is because it felt wrong calling down, and (although it won here) I thought it was a very good play.

The pot is actually big enough to see the turn. You're getting 16.5 -1 to hit a Q and will get 2-3 big bets out of it when you do hit.

It's close but the chance of you being ahead makes it a call to the flop raise.

Fold the turn U/I though, no matter how much bad play you see at that level.

Raise preflop, raise postflop?

Yeah, you're drawing to two outs. Fold.