wow i'm not good at the poker 33

[tiltaholic]

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What I meant was, I think if he is calling we are toast. I want him to fold, mostly, and if he raises we can easily fold. I think over the lengthy jog, we will get some value out of b/f in this spot, for all the reasons our brilliant shadow. stated.

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I just don't get it. What hand does he fold here, getting 11-to-1, against the hero who has played the hand in a somewhat donkish way, that beats us? Do you think a 13/4 villain calls with a pair of red aces but folds a single [img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] after calling the turn reraise? He might fold a better set, but that's not happening nearly often enough to make up for the bets the bet/folders will be effectively bluffing into a better hand.

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lol @ "somewhat donkish"

[John Dough]

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lol @ "somewhat donkish"

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Well, donkish. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

Though seriously, typically, donk-betting is a sign of weakness, and this hand seems to be no exception. If I were the villain and you'd be unknown, I'd probably call this with TT.