very simple 10/10 2k live hand
 

villain is about 1800 deep, i cover. he is steaming a bit and had been playing tight before losing a big pot with tptk against a set. i have been playing tight and havent shown any hands down. he straddles to 20, two people call and i raise to 120 with 33 in MP, fold to him and he calls, limpers both fold. pot $300 pf.

Flop 853r
villain c/c 250 bet

turn Q badugi
villain donks out 600 and has roughly 900 more behind.

my plan to get the rest of his money is what?

Re: very simple 10/10 2k live hand
 

I think a call and a raise can both be justified here. Calling would allow you to seem weak, maybe say a pair of 8s or 99-JJ, where he's trying to represent the queen and thus would push in on the river. Raising him here would also be alright, assuming he has a queen. I think this would depend on my live read of him if he actually has anything or if he's trying to take the pot and recover some of his losses, etc.

Normally, I would choose to call the turn and plan on getting the money in on the river.

Re: very simple 10/10 2k live hand
 

shove

Re: very simple 10/10 2k live hand
 

call. there arent many draws and he might still bluff on the river.

Re: very simple 10/10 2k live hand
 

Shove here is a 2.5x raise... if you put him on anything decent I'd do it here. You could just call tho and let him stack himself on the riv if he's bluffing, or try to make a hero call on ur shove.

Re: very simple 10/10 2k live hand
 

Shove, and it's not even close... he has less than half a psb left. For him to bet/fold after putting half his stack in is criminal on this board. The fact that you happen to have a set(a very small portion of your shoving range here) is irrelevant. Only consider just calling here if he has at least a psb left.

Re: very simple 10/10 2k live hand
 

if he had like 1500 or more id probably like calling given that he is steaming a bit...but 900 more id just shove he gets it in on the turn with anythign he bets/calls with on the river