$2 NLHE Full Ring: AQ - Small Blind

Did I right play the hand?
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your play in this hand is not bad it ---- HORRIBLE from the flop to the end !!!! i can understand prefllop call but postflop-- what kind of a bet on the flop than motivated?-- you must bet min 3/4 ! the bet size on the river is a gift for the opponent---- you've already lost the hand!!! (твоя игра в этой раздаче не плохая она ---- ужасная от флопа до конца ! я думаю тебе стоит подтянуть беттинг что за ставка на флопе чем мотивирована? размер ставка на ривере это подарок для оппонента----- ты уже проиграл эту раздачу!!! ) дальше можно не обсуждать есть вопросы отвечу

3bet pre to 4-5x original raiser and then if he makes it to the river, his shove is going to be a lot smaller. With an almost pot shove, it's a struggle to call, but would depend on any reads you had on him? Considering how passive he is in this hand, I think I'm folding, but then again if you squeeze pre you don't really have this problem post.

It's not that bad.

Preflop and flop are both defendable actions, but they don't gel together, imo.

If you're only flatting this preflop because your hand might be dominated by an early raiser, then why are you donking the flop?
Makes more sense to 3-bet preflop if you're going to donk if you hit the A.

Turn and river are good, imo.

I don't like the donk at all, and then your sizing is to small.

Surely we should be limiting our calling from the blinds? Especially facing a raise from late position. Calling the raise and then check/calling down is super weak - on par with calling and donking. I can't see how calling preflop can be profitable vs a late raise.

Wait, the raiser is CO? I somehow thought he was in an earlier position.

Perfect spot for a preflop squeeze, then.

I agree with all the commentators, I had to squeeze. With donk bet on the flop, I wanted to get of pocket pairs and weak aces. Now I realized that a little bet was a big mistake on the flop. Thanks for your comments.