Re: so you\'re 61/33, sir
 

How wide does he 3bet pf? Eithe rway this is pretty awful. and what *** said is correct.

Re: so you\'re 61/33, sir
 

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Well, IMO I dont think its that bad, with his aggro factor, your prob good here about 60% of the time. But Id find me a better spot, and there will be. Becouse you dont need to gamble with this guy.

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Lol why gamble with anybody then

Re: so you\'re 61/33, sir
 

Whose the fish again?

Re: so you\'re 61/33, sir
 

Not enough info. Fold!!!

Re: so you\'re 61/33, sir
 

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Well, IMO I dont think its that bad, with his aggro factor, your prob good here about 60% of the time. But Id find me a better spot, and there will be. Becouse you dont need to gamble with this guy.

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You have a meh hand with a bad kicker in a re-raised pot.
Its not against the rules for this guy to have a hand; What's his re-raising range preflop from the BB? Got to be something less than 33%, so you probably started behind. The flop was meh, OK, then the turn sucked and now you want to play for stacks?

If I though it was 60/40 then I'd make the solid investment. This ain't 60/40. Its worse. he may be going to town with 22-55, but the same is true for 77 -10-10 and random (censored) that did or did not hit the flop. Alot of Broadway junk that makes up this idiots range hit a K or a J.

Re: so you\'re 61/33, sir
 

I find that for a super donkey to full pot shove anything is really suspect (most of the time they want a call and don't want to scare you away). Depending on villain, I could see myself calling this if I had seen him trying to "value bet" rivers where he actually turned up with a hand.

Based on stats alone I guess you fold here, but its not as clear cut as some are saying. Turn seems to be the place for the fold also.