Only 5 hands on villain, no real info. Assume they're a complete random.

Imagine villains in these tourneys are going flat ranges that are too pair-heavy and too ace-heavy, and just generally too wide. I feel comfortable that there are no traps in there as well.

Think checking here is reasonably straightforward, tough to get value from much when we block heart draws and straight draws. Planning to call at least one future street.

Alarm bells are kinda ringing here since we block so many of his bluffs but I also feel like since QQ is pretty much the top of our range it's super tough to just instantly fold. I think call and re-evaluate is okay.

Here's where I kinda throw up...he's got so few QJ or heart combos to do this with now, but I also block his KQ. I feel awkward folding the top of my range in a spot where I don't know much about villain but I don't feel like I have much of a choice here. Anyone have any other thoughts? I think I might call with QQ that didn't have the Qh.