set in a 3-bet pot

My only issue with your line is that I think you need to either donk out on the flop or check-raise. If we look at villain's stats, he looks like a tight player and with 0% 3bet, this is very likely to be AA or KK. So you can get stacks in on the flop. Regardless, you end up getting the stacks in on the Turn, which it fine too. I expect you to be very much ahead here...possibly sucked out on the river

Yes, mw I prefer donking, but as played I do not like the call on flop. We've hit and we give CO great odds to stay and hit. We should raise solid there.

Donking here I think u show more weakness than other lines... so thats interesting for ur hand.
What villain had?

QQ

where did u saw it?

Just making my guess.

p.s. Where DID you SEE it...

Thats a good guess. Thanks for correcting me ♠_thumbsup:

It can be even uglier - KK

ye QQ...

but going broke here is okay it seems, right?

The KK would be nasty. Hero zauberini dont deserve that hahaha

Originally posted by zauberini
ye QQ...

but going broke here is okay it seems, right?

With ur stack left, totally.
If u was deep too, like villain, u can (and is good to) find a fold.

You should donk here. If not then at least check raise. As played going broke is totally fine.

Originally posted by zauberini
ye QQ...

but going broke here is okay it seems, right?

I knew it.
Of course you should go broke here. Do not bother much.

You played this fine, check/shoving the turn is also a very viable plan. As you move higher in stakes, you'll probably donk bet the turn less often, just because you won't do it much with your entire range.

Originally posted by oI2ange
You played this fine, check/shoving the turn is also a very viable plan. As you move higher in stakes, you'll probably donk bet the turn less often, just because you won't do it much with your entire range.

Yep, when donking turn u sometimes act like facing ur cards up... so generally checking ll be the option (having a great hand or not).

Originally posted by oI2ange
You played this fine, check/shoving the turn is also a very viable plan. As you move higher in stakes, you'll probably donk bet the turn less often, just because you won't do it much with your entire range.

Check/shove is perfect as played till turn but for me we made a mistake on flop by not donking or raising there. We should take value there.

Definitelly donking the flop with the set multi-way would be a standard, especially when the board is not the driest one. Check/raising would be a second choice of mine and check/calling the third one. As played, I believe it's fine to go broke on the turn.

True Alleen.
If we are not sure if the PFR ll bet in this situation, donking is good. But, if he has a high cbet stat or we believe that in fact he is going to bet, I would give it a try for a check raise, since I can see more value with this line.

In general we donk mw with strong hands cause we do not want the flop to be checked and multiple villains to get a free card. Plus villain can cbet hu but not cbet mw...