Also wanted to open one hand for discussion:
Anyone share your thoughts about this hand and your decision on the river!
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Opp hasn't made any donk bet out from 9 opportunities, but im more interested in river decisions!
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I wrote on your blog, this is not donk bet. I think he have TT,JJ or QQ. So he might only fold on all in or big bet.
i just fold this pre at least after the raise.
asplayed i would take the free sd but bluffing is plausible. If you think you can fold out pockets and better 5.
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You can mix this hand into light 3bet range sometimes pre but I don't like calling. Most of time just folding personally. As played I would fold to that 3bet also.
Postflop bluffing river is ok. But you don't need big bet. Around 20-25bb is enough. Flop is very dry so it's unlikely for villain to be hero calling pockets imo. You want to likely try and value bet also some ATs, AJs you could play in this way pretty easily and you can't do that with big size.
75s is not in my range and if it was it would be in my 3bet range.
As played I would def call the 3b seeing his 3bet is is a little on the low side.
F & T ok, R what are you trying to accomplish with a bet? What better hands will fold to what size of bet? You have SD value. Plus showing this hand is great for image.
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So afther the above I put in in equilab 
I gave villain following range: [JJ+,AJs+,A5s-A3s,87s,76s,65s,AKo] and it turns out that your equity on T & R sucks
if i widen villains range [99+,ATs+,A5s-A3s,KQs,87s,76s,65s,AQo+] it sucks more
I have the feeling that by betting the river you only get to fold hand that you allready beat. If we put range against range i have for you following [TT-55,AQs-ATs,KTs+,QTs+,J9s+,T9s,98s,87s,75s+] which indicates he would call very often and even to a good sized bet.