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6max- vs passive but high donk bet

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Whysoseriouz
Joined: 07.05.2011

Grabbed by Holdem Manager
NL Holdem $30(BB) Replayer
SB ($1,370)
BB ($995)
UTG ($1,770)
UTG+1 ($1,505)
Hero ($1,615)
BTN ($1,745)

Dealt to Hero T♠ A♦

fold, fold, Hero raises to $75, fold, fold, BB calls $45

FLOP ($165) 9♠ Q♥ 4♣

BB bets $90, Hero calls $90

TURN ($345) 9♠ Q♥ 4♣ 4♥

BB bets $150, Hero calls $150

RIVER ($645) 9♠ Q♥ 4♣ 4♥ 3♥

BB bets $180, Hero folds

BB wins $645

Big Blind - VPIP: 63, PFR: 11, 3B: 0, AF: 1.2, Hands: 64
fold to steal in BB 57% in 7 hands
Donk bet flop 56% in 9 hands

I called his river donk because he was doing it often and board was dry. I don't think turn changed things a lot so i decided to call one more bet. River bet was quite small, but i remember i looked at his aggression and thought that it is not frequent that such a passive player tries a 3 barrel bluff so i folded. Was considering shoving river, but at that point he would've only folded a pure bluff. Probabaly should've folded vs flop donk bet.

My biggest doubt is how to interpret a high flop donk bet stat combined with a low post flop aggression factor??? If he's passive he shouldn't really have such a big donk bet stat....


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chenny8888
Joined: 03.10.2007

Hi all,

I like your flop call. You will often enough turn enough equity go continue so you can "float" this bet profitably. Also the turn could be a K which allows you to bluff the turn, bluff the river and get him to fold his likely holdings.

On the turn even though we get quite a good price on calling, I prefer folding. Vs a passive player you're never good here and it's really tough to get them to fold with only 1 street of betting to come.


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