$1 NLHE: Shove or call against donk bet when I have two overs

[jaded848]

$1 NL HE: Shove or call against donk bet when I have two overs

Ok no tracker program running for this SnG so unfortunately I don't have any real info on him. I KNOW I PLAYED THIS WRONG. The reraise on the flop was terrible, way too small. Here's my question: On the flop, would it be better to shove or to call his min bet and fold on the turn if he donk bets again? I feel like those are the only two ways to effectively approach this villain, but I don't know which is better. Obviously it would be helpful if I could label him as a LAG or weak, but like I said I didn't have him labeled. Also- bet more preflop?



Stacks:
* UTG with 1850
* UTG+1 with 3135
* MP1 with 7005
* MP2 with 6475
* CO with 1290
* BTN with 3970
* SB with 1560
* BB with 1715

Blinds:
Site: full tilt poker
* * Dealt to UTG+1:Q♥ A♠
* * Sklansky group 3
Preflop:
* * 1 players fold.
* * UTG+1 raises to 550
* * 4 players fold.
* * SB calls [450]
* * 1 players folded.
* * Total folds this street: 6
* * Potsize: 1300
Flop:
* * 2♥ J♠ 2♦
* * SB bets [200]
* * 1 players fold.
* * UTG+1 raises to 500
* * SB calls [300]
* * Potsize: 2300
Turn:
* * K♠
* * SB bets [200]
* * 1 players fold.
* * Uncalled bet of 200 returned to SB
* * SB wins the pot (2,300)
* * Total folds this street: 1

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[Jillychemung]

Flop and turn hits 2 cards that fall squarely into the range with which a SB will call a raise with. With your stack size, tournament position and blind levels I'd fold to the donk bet. Preflop raise was fine as long as it matched your previous betting patterns.

 

[wislim]

you had no plan if he called your raise on flop. and when you raise folding is horrible. your pot commited as you only have 4 bb's left. either jam or fold on the flop if you feel your beat here. not deep enough to raise/fold.

 

[Goodwooter]

AQ off is a very average hand 8 handed...your preflop bet was a little high considering your early position...id suggest 2X the bb with almost any hand in early position...once you missed the flop you have a check/call hand, the weak reraise was a disaster....villian was short stacked and committed to his hand either way most likely...my guess is villian had 88 or 99 or possibly J10

 

[StormRaven]

Flop and turn hits 2 cards that fall squarely into the range with which a SB will call a raise with. With your stack size, tournament position and blind levels I'd fold to the donk bet. Preflop raise was fine as long as it matched your previous betting patterns.

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