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dawright1_617
Rising Star
Bronze Level
This was a tourney that I played in last night. Blinds were 300/600.
I was in middle position. One guy in early position limps in, next guy to act raises the pot to about 2500 with Ah7h w an effective stack of about 30k. So its my turn to act and I hold Kc10c. The original raiser has been very aggressive at the table and I noticed that he played a lot of funky cards (mostly suited). Picking up on this, I 3bet to 7500 (I'm left with a little more than 20k) and everyone folds but he makes the call. Flop is 10, 5, 4 rainbow. He, who was first to act, donk bet me all in. After about a minute of agony, I reluctantly made the call. 6 is turn and 2 is the river.
Any criticisms of this? My original intention was to have him lay down the Ah 7h but I'm thinking, perhaps, I should have just pushed all-in instead of 3bet?
Also, is that donk bet usually a sign of weakness? I presumed it was.
I was in middle position. One guy in early position limps in, next guy to act raises the pot to about 2500 with Ah7h w an effective stack of about 30k. So its my turn to act and I hold Kc10c. The original raiser has been very aggressive at the table and I noticed that he played a lot of funky cards (mostly suited). Picking up on this, I 3bet to 7500 (I'm left with a little more than 20k) and everyone folds but he makes the call. Flop is 10, 5, 4 rainbow. He, who was first to act, donk bet me all in. After about a minute of agony, I reluctantly made the call. 6 is turn and 2 is the river.
Any criticisms of this? My original intention was to have him lay down the Ah 7h but I'm thinking, perhaps, I should have just pushed all-in instead of 3bet?
Also, is that donk bet usually a sign of weakness? I presumed it was.