Analysing range/turn raise

I don't like donkbetting here unless you know he has really low cbet flop. Because otherwise all the hands you need to protect against will cbet themselves and you can x/r. Stuff that gets checked back has insanely low equity vs your hand, for example 66 will check back but needs runners to catch up and will likely just fold to donk anyway.

I don't agree with your turn range you gave him at all. Why do you think he will raise quads here? Same with most boats, he will just call them. I would not be folding the turn here.

1. Agree that X/R>donk here. Villain will most likely cbet this board and also has a lot of hands that connected well.
2. Definitely not folding.
3. Turn betsize is fine.

I dont think the call PF is fine

absolutely nothing wrong with prf call and of course he is going to raise boats and quads otherwise it will be a 36bb pot on river and you are almost always x/c not betting and on many runouts x/f river with your range.
on nl10 that turn raise will be QJ+ huge amount of time and guy does not look like type who would raise naked Q

am i the only one who thinks villain has a ton of checkbehind hands otf

turn is just disgusting, calldown and lose

PF it is a bit wide to defend that hand vs CO.
The board is perfect for x/r OTF. Don't you think that by donking we play face up?
I would call turn raise and see the river.

Originally posted by Tomaloc
am i the only one who thinks villain has a ton of checkbehind hands otf

turn is just disgusting, calldown and lose

No you're not the only one. Villain has tons of Jx and some weaker Q's wich he should check. He shouldn't even be happy with AQ, KQ here. On the other hand he does have some OESD's w/ Tx so he pbb would bet that I guess, same for some 2 pair and maybe FD's.

I would also opt for a X/R. Crycall the turn and reevaluate river.

Ok, to the people that say call raise turn: what kind of range do you put him on to think that this would be profitable? What is your action on the river, say with a blank or with As?