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[DevinLake]

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Villain is 41/18/3.2 over 50 hands. Donkbet% 50. No idea if its draw, strong or weak.

Olezhka ($109.04)
HALGOT ($21.25)
KENA2 ($54.10)
NicoB1 ($100)
Firetribe ($96.50)

Olezhka posts (SB) $0.50
HALGOT posts (BB) $1
NicoB1 posts (BB) $1

Dealt to Firetribe 7s 7h
call, check,
Firetribe raises to $5.50
fold, fold, call, fold,

FLOP ($13.50) 3s 9d 3h
KENA2 bets $1
Firetribe raises to $16.50
KENA2 raises all-in to $47.60
Firetribe calls $32.10

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This is a funny spot.

I mean, a donk bet into this type of flop is almost always weak. So, if I had air it'd be a pretty easy raise for me. However, you don't have air. But, 77 is still a vulnerable hand. So, I'm torn between calling as not to fold out worse hands and get shoved on or called by better hands. But, it's just a small bet I'm not really get value from calling either. So, I probably would raise. But, not as much as u did. It's a very dry board, I'd make like half pot.

As played, people usually play 66- much slower, like c/c. So, he has you beat or has absolute air. But, not knowing the villain I'll usually give him credit and fold to the 3-bet shove.

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Actually I'm not quite sure about your evaluation Devin. On a Axx or similar board it is always weakness ... bluffing the scarecard thing.

But with the generic ipoker donk, this often means HU for rolls, whether he has A3, AA, A6 or 44 actually.

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Why do they fold so much when I raise donk bets on this type flops?