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Hello Sikac,

Well, actually on those boards the question is how we should play our hand? Should we even donk it? Might even work out by Check/Raising better but as long you do donk out there I doubt that we are able to get away with our equity. We need ~41% equity and for example even against something similar like this:

Board: T♣8♣J♦
       Equity     Win     Tie
UTG    46.07%  45.09%   0.98% { 8d8h }
UTG+1  53.93%  52.95%   0.98% { JJ-TT, Q9s, J9s+, AcJc, KcJc, QcJc, Q9o, JTo }

we still get the equity. So if you really want to even avoid the close variance spot then folding could be an option.

Best Regards.

Originally posted by veriz
Hello Sikac,

Well, actually on those boards the question is how we should play our hand? Should we even donk it? Might even work out by Check/Raising better but as long you do donk out there I doubt that we are able to get away with our equity. We need ~41% equity and for example even against something similar like this:

Board: T♣8♣J♦
       Equity     Win     Tie
UTG    46.07%  45.09%   0.98% { 8d8h }
UTG+1  53.93%  52.95%   0.98% { JJ-TT, Q9s, J9s+, AcJc, KcJc, QcJc, Q9o, JTo }

we still get the equity. So if you really want to even avoid the close variance spot then folding could be an option.

Best Regards.

Would you personally fold this? Damn, when are the right spots to check raise and when to donk?

Would you personally fold this? Damn, when are the right spots to check raise and when to donk?

People would most likely CB here on such a board, either with a draw or a pair. Well, if I donk here then nope, I wouldn't fold. That's your plan with the donk.