AKo on K high board, 180BB deep

[blah-blah-blah]

for some reason i read the HH wrong. I re-read the OP and his read is this:

"aggressive and donkish and I've seen him call down w/ TPWK."

if he has a weak K he's gonna be calling down. I guess he could have KJ or KQ maybe? some examples of how he is aggressive and donkish would help.

[Gorgi24]

Well I have only seen those type of hands where he calls with TPWK, but about an hour later he went broke on a

Jd4c3d2d5c board when he moved in on the river for about 120BB with J3o and other dude called with the nut flush... If I had seen that hand before I would have snap called..

[Gorgi24]

[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
When you under-represent your hand to induce action, you are no longer allowed to fold when you GET that action. Nobody puts you on AK, and TPTK looks very unlikely. You've got to plug your nose and call this. It's +EV but not by a whole truckload. I'd say that villain has Kx and QQ here often enough to make this thinly +EV.

[/ QUOTE ]

I agree with this. MP is an aggrodonk, and could definitely be doing this with weaker hands. Further, better hands are exceedingly unlikely.

@blahblahblah: the board is rainbow, so MP doesn't have a flush draw.

I'd call it.

edit:
Regarding preflop action, I'd say a reraise is better here. Raise to ~$25, and probably call push from either, since UTG is too short to price you out, and MP is an aggrodonk. I would have said that MP wouldn't push with so much money behind, but obv it's possible given the flop action.

[/ QUOTE ]

Yeah... I agree with you guys that I should have raised the flop to at least 20, but the big raise from under the gun really got me thinking and I made the easy (nit) choice and just called. When UTG lead I was already typing the amount I would raise and than the other dude moved in...

[gimmetheloot]

dude, 3b to iso that donkey fish.

and just fold this man. U will see K8 and K4 and sets so god dmn often.