2/5£ - OESD+FD, limped pot, mad action

-BB is a 15/10 nitty player, though I've seen him do very strange things for a nit postflop before
-CO is a donk, who is very loose preflop and calls a lot, but seems to fold a lot of flops
-not sure on the best line on the flop, given that I'm deepish with the nit but the donk is short
-edit: this may be the easiest jam in the world, just checking. I'm more worried that nit is willing to stack with Qxcc or some nut FD that I'm not doing too hot against

£2/£5 No Limit Holdem
4 players
Converted at weaktight.com

Stacks:
CO (£278.23)
BTN (£408.00)
Hero (SB) (£1337.35)
BB (£768.00)

Pre-flop: (£7, 4 players) Hero is SB :9c: :jc:
CO calls £5, 1 fold, Hero calls £3, BB checks

Flop: :2c: :tc: :qd: (£15, 3 players)
Hero bets £10, BB raises to £35, CO raises to £90, Hero ??

Just make the strongest move you can, you're always gonna have good equity and CO may be doing something dumb and fold or have something like AA or KK. You may even pull off getting the BB to fold QT (but even if you don't, it doesn't matter much).

Its also clear that putting in another raise is the right play because if you call you'll probably end up calling off your stack anyway which is much worse than betting it yourself. And you can't fold.

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Originally Posted by Massimo

Just make the strongest move you can, you're always gonna have good equity and CO may be doing something dumb and fold or have something like AA or KK. You may even pull off getting the BB to fold QT (but even if you don't, it doesn't matter much).

Its also clear that putting in another raise is the right play because if you call you'll probably end up calling off your stack anyway which is much worse than betting it yourself. And you can't fold.

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pretty much exactly what my first thoughts were....w/ emphasis on "calling is bad", but also that folding is not that terrible given reads on nit (he prolly doesnt like folding much).

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