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Definitely bet. Loose passives love to check the river with 2pair if any sort of scare card comes.

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Re: Donk of death the river?
 

The real Donk of Death is jack king of spades; which I have seen in this game.

Sounds like your rivered set got cracked here by a donked straight when he stays around since he hit his color draw on the turn.

Re: Donk of death the river?
 

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The real Donk of Death is jack king of spades; which I have seen in this game.

Sounds like your rivered set got cracked here by a donked straight when he hit his color draw on the turn.

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What makes you think this, when the BB hasn't even acted yet? Villain raised the turn -- loose passives don't do that on a draw. It's the OP who rivered the best hand here.

Re: Donk of death the river?
 

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The real Donk of Death is jack king of spades; which I have seen in this game.

Sounds like your rivered set got cracked here by a donked straight when he stays around since he hit his color draw on the turn.

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. . . .what? This is neither possible nor helpful.

Grease, I like the bet because I always like ensuring a bet goes in.

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The real Donk of Death is jack king of spades; which I have seen in this game.

Sounds like your rivered set got cracked here by a donked straight when he stays around since he hit his color draw on the turn.

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. . . .what? This is neither possible nor helpful.

Grease, I like the bet because I always like ensuring a bet goes in.

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Oh its possible, this hand happened to me against Damian (I think that was his name) before he went busto. Only change the 7 to a 5 and the 3 to a deuce on this board to protect the innocent.

Why else would this thread be called the Donk of Death?

Re: Donk of death the river?
 

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The real Donk of Death is jack king of spades; which I have seen in this game.

Sounds like your rivered set got cracked here by a donked straight when he hit his color draw on the turn.

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What makes you think this, when the BB hasn't even acted yet? Villain raised the turn -- loose passives don't do that on a draw. It's the OP who rivered the best hand here.

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Sorry, I read it wrong. I thought the loose player was to his right and first to act. I should have paid more attention in reading comprehension class.

Anyway, I recieved the Donk of Death in this same type of hand where I rivered the set of aces and the first to act loose player rivered broadway.

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When was that? I've seen set rivered set of Aces beaten by B'way on Friday afternoon.

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When was that? I've seen set rivered set of Aces beaten by B'way on Friday afternoon.

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Over the summer. There probably was one major difference in the hand you saw. You probably saw where the player who rivered the straight was up and down on the flop. My guy was so bad, he just played a K-Jo, and with a Q-x-x board on the flop, called a four bets, two or three bets on the turn when the 10 hit(I don't recall exactly but I was jamming to the max), when he was first to act.

Re: Donk of death the river?
 

Definitely bet it. You always want to get one bet in, and he might read your lead as AQ or AT and raise you if he has a set.

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This seems like a good spot to go for a c/r, unless the BB is really super passive and will not bet his likely 2-pair.

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maybe, but this is a better spot to bet out, since the ace maybe a scare card if he had a big q, and if he has a set or aces up, u can get a 3 bet out of him by betting out