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VytenisN

Joined: 03.06.2009

Posts: 153

14.07.2009, 13:47 0

Opponent 36/9/8/33 hands. Have no other valuable information.
Ussually i raise such stupid donk bets, because it can mean anything. But his time i got lost because raise almost commits me.
When i look to this hand know i think i should have raised, because all draws are in his range and he wll coninue with them.
But this thought gets me more confused, because of 2 overs on board.

Full Tilt No-Limit Hold'em, $0.50 BB (5 handed) - Full-Tilt Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

SB ($45.15)
Hero (BB) ($50.75)
UTG ($52.50)
MP ($38.50)
Button ($29.10)

Preflop: Hero is BB with 9, 9
Hero bets $2, 2 folds, Button calls $1.75, 1 fold

Flop: ($4.50) 7, 10, Q (2 players)
Button bets $2, Hero folds

Total pot: $4.50 | Rake: $0.20

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caltabiano

Joined: 09.03.2007

Posts: 1,950

14.07.2009, 13:53 0

A raise doesn't really commit you. If you raise to $7, there's still $20 effective behind. That's far from being commited.

First time around somebod donks into you, I think you should generally raise. A donkbet is just very seldom a strong made hand. First time around, just raise him and see how he reacts. If he folds, raise him again next time, and yet again and again, until he adjusts

_Anonymous_

14.07.2009, 16:42 0

Hi,

Unless you're planning on calling a shove with 3rd pair against a pure draw (which i don't recommend by the way), pot committment doesn't really concern you here, you're still deep enough to find a fold after raising.

I'd just repop him right there to get a read on his donks and try to check it down afterward if he calls, expecting to be good somewhat often against missed draws.

Hope it helps.