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12-06-2005, 07:06 PM
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I can donk bet too
I have 10sJs in the BB of a 15/30 game at party. The hijack, who is unknown to me, opens for a raise. SB calls, as do I.
FLOP Q,10,3 Check, Check, bet, call, call. TURN 2c two clubs now Check, I bet, PF raiser raises, SB calls two cold, what's my plan from here on out? Thanks in advance. SGS 
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#7
12-06-2005, 09:37 PM
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Re: I can donk bet too
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The cold caller doesn't worry you? I think if I call the turn, I should be able to fold the river unimproved as it is very unlikely the raiser will bluff into two opponents for a second time. SGS [/ QUOTE ] The cold caller can have as much as a set and as little as a draw. CO can be interpreting your donk as weakness - he may have you beat or he might not. What matters now is that you are closing the action on the turn and with your odds I think you have to call. On the river, maybe you can c/f maybe not, CO can be raising a hand like T8 or AK for all you know. You can definitely c/f if SB wakes up, but on the turn I think you have to call.
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#8
12-06-2005, 09:59 PM
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Re: I can donk bet too
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I can't fathom a call here, I just don't see what you're ahead of against two opponents. you could be drawing to as little as 2 outs. someone wanna explain why to call here? [/ QUOTE ] I agree, HJ almost always has you beat here, and you have to worry about the SB who also probably has you beat. Seems like a clear fold on the turn.
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