2 donk bets from the same player

[Eagles]

[ QUOTE ]

I dont see the point in calling here on the turn that shallow w/ a player behind me, but I'd like to hear someone give an arguement for calling/raising/whatever.


[/ QUOTE ]
He leads for less than 1/2 pot and your hand is like always good.

[todd1007]

hand #1

BB's hand screams JJ. hard spot with the MP flatting in position.

hand #2

with a flushy flop, it seems like he would lead/cr if he had a set. his turn bet is really strong for those stack sizes. it seems like his range here would be AJhh, AJ, A5hh. 45s seems out of his range pre. 66, AA, or KK here would be nasty. on the turn, i would push over the top. i also would not mind a nitty call, with the intention of check/calling any nonheart nonace on the river.

[Apathy]

calling both seems standard

[TheWorstPlayer]

call both

[riverspecialist]

im so used to hearing how u lags like value shoving with marginal hands and calling stacks off with bottom pairs. Then to hear someone talk about folding AA int he first hand. I think that hand needs more editing if you know what i mean.

[Requin]

Call the first for sure
Second depends on what happened in the first hand but standard I'd call

Oh I see your other post, call both

[jlocdog]

Tex,

"I didn't show the AA, but the dealer saw it and I enlightened the table that I folded AA."

Did I read this wrong or are you saying you mucked the hand but the dealer caught a glimpse of it and decided to flip it over to share it with the table? That can't be right, can it?

[Daliman]

[ QUOTE ]
calling both seems standard

[/ QUOTE ]

[NMcNasty]

[ QUOTE ]
i dont understand the first hand. Are you saying he bet 1/4th pot and u folded AA cause u smelled a boat?

a) probably call
b) snap call

[/ QUOTE ]

c) raise

I like a smallish raise, I think he's got 6 outs a lot of the time there and I want to protect my hand.

[Chump Change]

[ QUOTE ]
Tex,

"I didn't show the AA, but the dealer saw it and I enlightened the table that I folded AA."

Did I read this wrong or are you saying you mucked the hand but the dealer caught a glimpse of it and decided to flip it over to share it with the table? That can't be right, can it?

[/ QUOTE ]

I read it as the dealer saw and maybe shot him a funny look, so tex laughed and told the table. I can't see the dealer committing such an egregious faux pas.

If it's one thing i've learned from reading this forum, even if you feel 100% confident with your fold, never let the people know you're ready and willing to fold a big hand. (I think AA can marginally qualify as a 'big' hand in this situation)