An appropiate donk?

[HEIFER]

no stats on villian, but what do you guys think of flop donking here?
What about HU vs limper?
Can you see yourselves donking any flop with a similar hand?
like maybe QQT hero has T8?
Preflop (6 players): Hero is BB with
UTG calls [2.4:1].
1 fold.
CO calls [3.4:1].
1 fold.
SB calls [6.67:1].
HERO checks.

Flop (4 small bets in pot, 4 players):

SB checks.
HERO checks.
UTG checks.
CO checks.

Turn (2 bets in pot, 4 players):

SB checks.
HERO checks.
UTG checks.
CO bets.
SB folds [3:1].
HERO folds [3:1].
UTG folds [3:1].

Summary:


CO doesn't show

[kahntrutahn]

I donk flops like this... typically donk/3B with a variety of holdings.

[ILOVEPOKER929]

I would lean towards betting the flop in 4 handed pots, assuming no reads. If the pot was 3 handed I would lean towards check/raising or even check/calling against players who are dumb enough to fire the turn with a lesser hand. The reason why I like check/raising more in 3 handed pots is cuz the last guy to act always bets when checked to, like its their freakin job or something. However this phenomenon is less present in 4 handed pots. Now the last guy is not as brave facing 3 opponents, so more flops do get checked around in this situation.

[Evigt_Drabbad]

i bet these flops

[mute]

Seems like there's a good chance you have the best hand here, but it's vulnerable, so I would bet it. Sure I'm not ecstatic about my hand, and I'm willing to let it go, if I face to much resistance.

BTW, doesn't donking refer to betting into the aggressor on a previous street?

[wackjob]

Easy bet,and anyone who has seen me playing for a while will fold many times even if they have the odds to call because I will donk a 9 or a 4 here.

[sharpie]

Does noone else bet the turn once it gets checked around?