So 888 just updated their software and don't give you the option to save hand histories and consequentially my HUD won't work. also i'm a 10nl reg and this table is 20nl so i don't have any reads or stats on anyone at the table. I haven't played any big pots with villain but he's been at the table for about 30 minutes and might have seen a hand where i bombed the river with the nuts and doubled up through someone else.
OTTH:
We're playing 5 handed. V is UTG with $24.10 and Hero is in the CO with $41.12
V opens to .57
hero 3! to 1.94 in CO with JT
button folds sb folds bb folds v calls
Flop ( pot 3.95)
7 Q 9
v donks for 3.13
hero calls
Turn pot 9.86
5
v checks
hero bets 5.62
v calls
River 20.48
A
villain has 13.41 remaining and checks
hero bets $14 to put him all in

I thought the flop lead was such a strange thing to do in a 3! pot so i wasn't sure how to range his hand but once he checked called the turn he capped his range and can never really have a flush. any thoughts on his donking range on the flop?

bump??

What does your 3bet range CO vs MP look like?

Do you have a raising range vs OOP donk lead in 3bet pot?

my 3bet range is approximately 99+, ATs+, KJs+, QTs+, J9s+, T8s+, 98s+, AQo+, KQo.
I guess my raising range vs oop donk in 3!pot would depend on board texture. on this particular board it would consist of KK+ , 2 pair, and sets for value and big combo draws that i wouldn't mind GII with as bluffs. it would help if i could figure out what my opponent's donking range would be. in my experience, people usually donk with middling hands, nuttish hands, or overpairs on low boards that are scared to see paint OTT.

Thanks - what parts of villains range (I know it's tough to deduce and evaluate ranges vs fish) that get to the river this way? Of that range what specifically are you trying to fold out?

I think in theory your bluff is fine for a few reasons, but I am undecided on the practical application in game of this line vs a sticky fish.

when he leads out i'm confused i still don't know what he's doing that with. i think based on the action he had at least top pair that was afraid of a flush filling. so when he gets to the turn i think he has, 77 (3 combos), 99 (3), QQ (3), Q9s (2) at the top of his range and AQ (12), KQ (12), maybe a hand as weak as QxTc (3)-QxJc (3) or JxJc (2) at the bottom. so he has 11 combos of 2 pair + and 32 combos of one pair hands. I guess mostly i'm targeting his one and two pair hands to fold. i think even most fish will fold two pair when they're obviously terrified of the flush and then their nightmare comes true and we start repping it strong. i don't think i'm getting sets to fold very often tho.

I agree...I actually would expect to see some flush combos as well from some of these fish.

As crazy as that sounds...nice hand.