[Closed] 1/2 FR A8o

Nothing you can do about this, fold the turn and observe his play vs other players to see what his donks mean and note him.

I'm not so sure about flop play. Why should we call? We have 3 outs most often, with one person (maniac) behind us.
I think I would raise here or fold.
SB looks like a solid player so it could be just a missclick (he could play many tables or sth, and good players doesn't donk too often).

Originally posted by Masqb
I'm not so sure about flop play. Why should we call? We have 3 outs most often, with one person (maniac) behind us.
I think I would raise here or fold.
SB looks like a solid player so it could be just a missclick (he could play many tables or sth, and good players doesn't donk too often).

Agree with that, misdonks happen to me all the time. I fold this flop too against reasonable players

Sorry I thought this was heads up! Of course fold this 3-way! And I didn't realise 1.4 AF is maniac

I was testing you guys and you passed ♦

Hi gergo84,

SB is nearly unknown but with tendecys either to become a 40/20 fish or a TAG.
I gave him a reasonable TAG range and just let him donk them all.

Board: Kd 3c 2h
Dead:

Equity Gewonnen UnentschiedenVerloren Hand
Spieler 1: 68.338 % 64.212 % 8.253 % 27.535 % 22+, A2s+, K8s+, QTs+, JTs, A2o+, KTo+, QJo
Spieler 2: 31.662 % 27.535 % 8.253 % 64.212 % Ah8s

HU this would be at least a flopcall but here we have pretty aggressive opponent behind us (he's not that of a maniac as his wts and af is very low) so calling is no option as paying two bets is too much.
Raising with 30% equity (if HU) is not enough as well.
If he now donkbets less worse hands we lose even more value so folding the flop is the best you can do here.

If we would be HU from the flop then calling the flop and this turn is fine as the turn is nearly a blank and we still hold A-high with 2 overcards to 3 cards on the board:

Board: Kd 7s 3c 2h
Dead:

Equity Gewonnen UnentschiedenVerloren Hand
Spieler 1: 72.915 % 71.144 % 3.543 % 25.313 % 22+, A2s+, K8s+, QTs+, JTs, A2o+, KTo+, QJo
Spieler 2: 27.085 % 25.313 % 3.543 % 71.144 % Ah8s