I have been playing some six-max lately due to the lack of FR tables available on Ipoker at some times of the day, assuming that you're unwilling to play with 3+ ssers. I'm not as familiar with 6-max ranges quite as much as FR, but when a passive player pots both streets here, I tend to think that I'm beat.

I also think if I raise the flop I fold out all worse, but I'm getting called by almost all better. The passive player's limp-call donk pot range includes hands like 10-9, QJ, k-10 maybe K-9 aswell as 9-9 and 1010 some of the time. (as well as somne weird combos we're ahead of, or am I giving him to much credit?)

-It seems too nitty to just fold to the donk bet so I call in postion because I think that the times he doesnt acctually have a strong made hand he will give up on the turn alot and we can see a showdown for cheap.

-The turn card is very unlikely to have improved his hand, but it isnt a good bluff card for me either. So I just fold...not that I think this was really a bad play I'm more curious what kind of range the villian is holding.

IPoker Network $20.00 No Limit Hold'em - 4 players
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BB: $10.03
CO: $20.96
Hero (BTN): $33.28
SB: $32.87

Pre Flop: ($0.30) Hero is BTN with J K
CO calls $0.20, Hero raises to $0.80, 2 folds, CO calls $0.60

Flop: ($1.90) 9 T K (2 players)
CO bets $1.90, Hero calls $1.90

Turn: ($5.70) 8 (2 players)
CO bets $4.40, Hero folds

Raise donkbet, we have a pretty good hand there.

As played, don't fold turn, it's the worst option there.

sometimes i think half the micro players are gosu levelers lol. abt the only thing they are skilled at



the turn is probably better for his range than yours overall
standard fold i think

Agree with both points...