Facing donk shove on the river NL10z
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Facing donk shove on the river NL10z
Blinds: $0.05/$0.10 (6 Players)
BN: $10.00 (Hero)
SB: $9.68
BB: $27.86
UTG: $10.00
MP: $37.13
CO: $23.88
SB: $9.68
BB: $27.86
UTG: $10.00
MP: $37.13
CO: $23.88
Preflop
($0.15)
Hero is BN with
9
T
, , , ,
Flop
($2.35)
2
9
7
,
Turn
($4.05)
2
9
7
5
, ,
River
($6.61)
2
9
7
5
7
,
Final Pot
BN
lost and shows two pair, Nines and Sevens.
BB wins and shows three of a kind, Sevens.
BB wins $19.15
Rake is $0.90
BB wins and shows three of a kind, Sevens.
BB wins $19.15
Rake is $0.90
Villain is 22/17/13% 3 bet -200 hands. At the turn i wanted protect my hand vs hearts and overcards and bet small to get call from cards in 1 hearts especially AK,AQ,AJ not folding. On the river villain not playing this way flushed, full houses and over pairs could bet turn and why would he shove on 7x which hitiing ma range quite well i thought he may doing this with 1 heart but would't he bet turn? On the river he repping like 7x or nothing,what do you think on the river? maybe should i check turn and calling most rivers?
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tbh getting to the river with a pair of 9s and calling for the rest of your stack seems spewy.
unless he's somehow works up the courage to donk lead jam ahx, i can't see the donk being a bluff.
Furthermore, you have TT (rarely),55 ah2h-ah5h sometimes (if you split your flushes), ATh, sometimes ah6h-ah9h 9xTh, occasional 7xsuited. I would lay down this 9T combo.
Also really thinking about it, 89 is better to call then 9T as his 7 hands probably contain an 8.
i am not really sure what your turn sizing is trying to accomplish...
on the river i think given population tendencies this is rarely a bluff.
it would also be helpful to have a heart in our hand, even though i am aware that we do not get there with that many offsuit heart combos.
please leave the results out next time :)
I don't see good enough reasons to make the call on the river. We can't exclude all overpairs/flushes and 7x makes a lot of sense for villain to have.
I would need an aggro read to make this call. Againts a normal reg it seems like a clear fold to me, based on how normal regs tend to play poker.
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