Re: donked into on the turn with a hand and a draw.
 

nice read.

Re: donked into on the turn with a hand and a draw.
 

his turn lead for the whole pot just seemed out of sync to me coupled with his flop check-call with the two limpers yet to act again.

basically i kind of got thrown off by it. happened suddenly. turn hit and bam he pots it. thought for a while and could not really figure out what he was doing, and couldn't figure out what he was putting me on, or what he was trying to accomplish. why no check, CR, weak-lead 3bet, or smaller bet?

like la said in his second post i though 6[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]-x[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] was a strong contender. along with 34 and 53 for smaller twopairs.

so i decide to raise. raising the pot would have put 48BB's in leaving ~50 behind if he just calls with a big pot on river and shallow money behind. so i got it in.

Re: donked into on the turn with a hand and a draw.
 

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why?

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Because he was playing $25 NL. The other guy called with A4o.

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Re: donked into on the turn with a hand and a draw.
 

this is an autopush IMO.


edit then again nothing makes me happier thanputting the slider all the way to the right and hitting raise.

Re: donked into on the turn with a hand and a draw.
 

and the somewhat uninteresting results:

like i said i pushed, villain thought for only a little bit before folding and showing 82o for turn top pair + OESD.

what do you all think of villains play here? would any of you been bluffed off if you had just called turn, and he had lead strong again on a brick river (ie Jc)?