[bilbo-san]

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call.



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seriously?

I think I hate a call against two opponents.

What am I doing if I call and a blank falls?
What if it's a J Q K or A?

Point is, I think calling is a great way to either have to fold before show down, or get to showdown without the winner.

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You are way ahead of LP's range.

MP is now really, really unlikely to bet in a protected pot on the turn if he can't beat TT. That is, if a Q falls and he bets, it's very unlikely he's now betting because he thinks the Q is a good second-barrel card vs. a donk station and an overcaller. It's likely that either the Q helped him or that he doesn't really care about the Q because he has some other made hand.

So, if he checks any turn and the donk bets, call. If he bets any turn (except a T, sure), fold, regardless of what the donk does.

If they both check, see what the river brings. Probably value bet vs. the donk on a lot of rivers and just hope that any overcard missed MP.