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Re: When is a donk bet a donk bet?
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A donk is any bet on any postflop round in which you weren't the final raiser on the previous round. [/ QUOTE ] This is a more accurate definition. You'll often see 'donk' used without implying further intention. |
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Re: When is a donk bet a donk bet?
how about the min-raise?
that surely is a donk bet. holla |
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Re: When is a donk bet a donk bet?
Some posters seem to use donk-bet as a pejorative, but others use it simply to describe the action.
In the pejorative sense, calling down a raise on the flop then turning the nut straight and betting out again is not so much a donk bet, but in terms of the action, it surely is. |
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Re: When is a donk bet a donk bet?
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how about the min-raise? that surely is a donk bet. holla [/ QUOTE ] In NL a min raise is a donk bet. |
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Re: When is a donk bet a donk bet?
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[ QUOTE ] how about the min-raise? that surely is a donk bet. holla [/ QUOTE ] In NL a min raise is a donk bet. [/ QUOTE ] Not really. The min raise is often used to get a LAG to make a big raise into you to chase you out. |
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