Re: AKs gets 3-bet by tight tag...wtf?
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I know the results. But I would just call down from flop and on.I donīt even raise flop.
In my games a donk on flop from that kind of player most often means that he can beat top pair and that he wants action.
If it is not a hand that beats top pair then it is more likely a PP looking to bet/fold than it is a worse pair of aces.
Either way I just call down and I donīt feel bad if I would miss a small bet.Because I do that less than 50% of the times.
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Not putting in a raise somewhere is bad. His donk means he has an ace. The consensus is that after he 3b flop, any further action is spewy, which in general, I agree with. However, hands that beat me seem like such a small part of *this* villain's SB 3-bet range that I felt compelled to pop the turn. (He has AQ-AJ much more than A2/A6 here, imo)
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Give me a reason to why villain would think it is a good idea to donk AQ-AT.
As I see it.If he thinks youīre a LAG/TAG thatīs capping light he would go for a checkraise.
If he thinks that your capping range is quite narrow which most players capping range are he would play WA/WB.
This of course changes if he has seen you making light flop raises with inferior hands, but I canīt imagine that you do that.Or if you often check flop behind HU when youīre the preflop capper.
I canīt see no reason whatsoever for a thinking villain to donk with a worse hand and that is enough for me to just calldown.
Any TAG player donking this flop has you beaten the majority of time.
It took a while and costed me a lot before I discovered that but I have saved a lot of money since then.
And won a lot more by learning that this donk is a moneymaker against overaggressive players.
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