im too smart for you

[mike l.]

30-60 5 handed site i wont say, but players can be tough. i have 65o and call utg's raise. i dont know him. the flop is 533. i c/r, he 3 bets. the turn is a non-paint and non-A, so i donk. why?

[RatFink]

To block his free card play with UI overcards, while establishing a clear message that you will not allow your blind to be stolen from UTG.

[stinkypete]

to represent a 3

you're 3-betting his raise.

[PokerBob]

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to represent a 3

you're 3-betting his raise.

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ugh.

[stinkypete]

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to represent a 3

you're 3-betting his raise.

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ugh.

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this is a guy who 4-bets K6s UTG

[PokerBob]

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to represent a 3

you're 3-betting his raise.

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ugh.

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this is a guy who 4-bets K6s UTG

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it's also the guy who butchered that KJs hand and is a GREAT live pro, but perhaps not so much online.

[mike l.]

"to represent a 3"

lol no. although that is how id play a 3.

[mike l.]

let's start over. im a 27/20/2 online. i average 6.2 players per table im at.

[jkamowitz]

Because should you have an A, you'd rather donk the turn and get 2BBs out of him, rather than c/r and him fold or have him check behind his mid pair.

Also, in a thread months ago someone remarked "turn donks induce folds, turn c/r's induce call downs."

[mr pink]

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Because should you have an A, you'd rather donk the turn and get 2BBs out of him

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ehh? so because hero should have an Ace he's gonna get two bbs out of villain w/ only a pair of fives. what do you think villain is calling down with that makes hero's play profitable?