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Villain is a good 19/15/4 reg. Do I barrel this or give up? Anyone have alternate lines for the flop? Check/call and evaluate turn?

*convertor is messed up I have QcTc*


4 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
UTG kerbernes ($103.75)
CO LUCKIIIE7 ($36.00)
BTN fiskflash ($55.20)

Pre-flop: ($1.5, 4 players) Hero is
Ihvaquestion raises to $3.5, 1 fold, LUCKIIIE7 calls $3.5, 1 fold, krisross calls $3.5, Hero calls $3.5

Flop: :2s: :jd: :qh: ($15.5, 2 players)
krisross checks, Hero bets $10, Ihvaquestion calls $10, 2 folds

Turn: :ks: ($35.5, 0 players)
Hero ($)?

Stack size?

Do you usually donk that flop? Was it just because of the other participants, or would you do that heads up as well?

Were 120bb deep

I don't hate a c/f here.

What are your thoughts on making it $14 pre?

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Originally Posted by Ash256

What are your thoughts on making it $14 pre?

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Really dislike squeezing here.

Seems like people are donking the flop a lot recently, it's something I don't really do so its tough for me to comment. I can't imagine him calling you that lightly in this case though because of all the people left to act behind so I think his range is quite strong (like I doubt he's calling with 88). Do you think he raises JJ/QQ/JQ mostly on the flop? (I think most people that fit villains description do)

To me it seems like his flop call range is T9, KT, KQ, KK, AA, AQ, AJ(?). That King is a great card for a lot of his possible holdings, so even with the added equity it gave us I think c/f could be correct. If the turn checks through I'm torn on value betting unimproved but think it's a little thin.

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Originally Posted by BigLRIP

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Originally Posted by Ash256

What are your thoughts on making it $14 pre?

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Really dislike squeezing here.

Seems like people are donking the flop a lot recently, it's something I don't really do so its tough for me to comment. I can't imagine him calling you that lightly in this case though because of all the people left to act behind so I think his range is quite strong (like I doubt he's calling with 88). Do you think he raises JJ/QQ/JQ mostly on the flop? (I think most people that fit villains description do)

To me it seems like his flop call range is T9, KT, KQ, KK, AA, AQ, AJ(?). That King is a great card for a lot of his possible holdings, so even with the added equity it gave us I think c/f could be correct. If the turn checks through I'm torn on value betting unimproved but think it's a little thin.

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So what line would take on the flop? Check/call?

after thinking about this a little bit, I think leading is the better play since the pot is four way. I'd be more inclined to check call if it were heads up or three way. It sucks if anyone gets aggro with a draw though cause you pretty much have to fold to any resistance.