AA on BTN vs SB and BB, SRP, passive nit donks turn

With a passive villain in this hand I wouldn't mind to Cbet around 4bb on the flop for value and protection.

You could be drawing dead sometimes on the turn, but tough to fold a over pair against a big donk bet. Only with decent reads I would fold the turn.

Cheers,
SDK1987

20 vpip, 50 hands = He participated in 10 hands, and lets say in 8 he saw postflop. Its not even close enough to make any hardcore assumptions. Maybe he decided to donk with something like KQ as he doesnt want to give you free card on board with so many draws? If river is brick and he is not overbetting then I'm calling.

PFR of 2 is extremely low in 50 hands. That's pretty obviously a sign of a loose passive player with a reasonable VPIP of 20bb. Villain almost never raised when he/she played a hand.

He can be loose preflop but we dont know anything about postflop. There are a lot recreationals passive preflop and aggro postflop.

Just continue with hand.

Originally posted by EmiyaKiritsugu
He can be loose preflop but we dont know anything about postflop. There are a lot recreationals passive preflop and aggro postflop.

Aggression factor is only 0,9. That's low as well. Offcourse villains hand sample is low.

As said, the sample size is not enough to make assumptions to fold the turn.

Originally posted by SDK1987
With a passive villain in this hand I wouldn't mind to Cbet around 4bb on the flop for value and protection.

You could be drawing dead sometimes on the turn, but tough to fold a over pair against a big donk bet. Only with decent reads I would fold the turn.

Cheers,
SDK1987

If we call the turn, what would be the plan on the river?

It depends how villain will continue and what kind of river card we dealing with.

I would call turn and reevaluate river, on a brick probably calling normal sized bets, pot size and bigger would fold