Hate this situation...

[ceegee]

i put out a value bet, him doubling the BB is an odd move. I wouldn't put him on 9's 10's J's Q's or K's The right thing to do with those hands is raise 3-4x BB UTG or limp. Doubling the blind screems A-10 A-J to me.
As for post flop you can't really do too much except shove or fold since he's putting 1/3 of his chips into the pot and if you call you can expect him to shove the turn.

[shakyamuni]

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i put out a value bet, him doubling the BB is an odd move. I wouldn't put him on 9's 10's J's Q's or K's The right thing to do with those hands is raise 3-4x BB UTG or limp. Doubling the blind screems A-10 A-J to me.
As for post flop you can't really do too much except shove or fold since he's putting 1/3 of his chips into the pot and if you call you can expect him to shove the turn.

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You can't put players on exact hands based on whatever donk raise they make... the besy you can do is assign a range of hands based on how you've seen them play...

making a play because his minraise is "screaming AJ" is a shortcut to busto

and fwiw - at a 2.25 a minraise UTG means literally ATC

[squall]

Instafold, you aren't getting called with anything you beat here so the downside far outweighs the upside.

[dave1mo]

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i put out a value bet, him doubling the BB is an odd move. I wouldn't put him on 9's 10's J's Q's or K's The right thing to do with those hands is raise 3-4x BB UTG or limp. Doubling the blind screems A-10 A-J to me.
As for post flop you can't really do too much except shove or fold since he's putting 1/3 of his chips into the pot and if you call you can expect him to shove the turn.

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That's called determining your action, then assigning a range for the villain that fits the action you've already decided on. It's bad.