NL16 6Max, T9s, 3bet pot

Call preflop. As played fold flop. After you call anyway, raise the turn. After you do not, call the river.

Originally posted by Fanko
Call preflop. As played fold flop. After you call anyway, raise the turn. After you do not, call the river.

Why do you fold on flop?

Because you do not have equity to call unless you know that he is donking total air on A high boards (unlikely at best).

Nice hand. We can call flop once, giving up is too weak. 3 bet is also good vs CO. We have to include suited connectors in our range.
If he has an ace he will likely check to you on the flop as you are pre-flop aggressor and the flop is dry

River still a call I think as played. It's small enough to call.

I would call the flop once, but OTT I would 3bet to 30BB. OTR it would be mostly check check for me if he checks.

He could have small pairs, mid pairs or weak Ax. He call your 3bet pre and in the flop he donks with a small bet on a dry board. If he put you in Ax or something strong and he bets weak(6bb) I think you need a reraise in the flop. If he calls hes is most likely to check the turn and control the situation. On turn I bet strong and try not see the river imao

Originally posted by Fanko
Because you do not have equity to call unless you know that he is donking total air on A high boards (unlikely at best).

We don’t know if villain is leading only top pair and better, some players lead with marginal made hands like 9x in this spot some players lead with draws etc., we don’t know what his donk lead means given his bet size we don’t need much equity to call, I think calling or smaller raise pre-flop is better