Turn donk river check-raise...call or fold?

[badbill7]

read all the post before replying and have nothing good to add except we know no aa-qq because i think a tighty caps here so list goes on to jj tt or a smaller pocket given turnbet. i think call turn bet and check down river expecting trips since no checkraise on turn

[hellite]

Can you expand on this comment? Any other way villain plays this hand, he makes less - at least against me. If he checkraises the turn, I'm out. The donk was a good play by him because it froze me and I found no way I could raise here with this hand. however the river checkraise was obviously questionable as I really should have checked behind and would certainly fold to the raise if I was making a bluff at the pot.

[@bsolute_luck]

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Why not raise the turn? Can someone please explain?

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this was my thought. then 2 questions come to mind:

1. do we fold to a 3-bet
2. do we take the free showdown if checked to on the river.

i would say "yes" to both, but am unsure.

[BoxLiquid]

I think his bet on the turn gave a lot of his hand away. two flush draws on the board made him bet out to protect his hand from a free card. after seeing that irrelevant 5 hitting the river he knew he had the best hand. i would fold.

[@bsolute_luck]

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I think his bet on the turn gave a lot of his hand away. two flush draws on the board made him bet out to protect his hand from a free card. after seeing that irrelevant 5 hitting the river he knew he had the best hand. i would fold.

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wouldn't a pocket pair or a 7 donk this turn as well? i can't see him having a 2.

[Pharity]

I don't think any worse hand will 3-bet unless he's a maniac so i think it would be a safe fold.

But i would also bet the river for value, what are we afraid of? A jack? I don't really buy it.