Opp is running 23/17/3,2 and might be playing more hands against me, because i play like 23/20 with stl 35 or so, but have not seen him doing this stuff before.

No-Limit Hold'em, $0.25 BB (6 handed) - Hold'em Manager Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

saw flop

UTG ($25.70)
MP ($26.71)
Hero (CO) ($33.76)
Button ($25.66)
SB ($52.04)
BB ($50.21)

Preflop: Hero is CO with A, 7
2 folds, Hero bets $0.75, Button calls $0.75, 2 folds

Flop: ($1.85) 7, 4, 4 (2 players)
Hero bets $1, Button raises $3.25, Hero?

I call

On the micros I lean towards folding, because it will be very hard for us to continue and play it profitable on turn and river being OOP. FE we call and turn comes 8-K, pot is 8$, we check, he bets like 5$ and we hate life. Sometimes I will call raise on the flop if we would have backdoor flush draw.

That raise sure looks FOS.

If he is bluffing and i call 8-K hits turn, which is very likely villain is firing again i will be in bad spot OOP.
Whats our plan if we call? Maybe donk turn?

i wud fold there

folding is super weak . he might a)FOS b)vraise worse
have u considered cib/reev?

Yup, click it back is obv the way to go. Then he shoves, we say that we induced and cawl, amirite?

Didn't get what You wanted to say :/

He definetly doesn´t have a 4, the only one in his range would be 44 and he would never raise flop with it. He also doesn´t have QQ+ due to preflop action (probably not TT either). So his range here is something like 88-99 or air (b/c that´s just a very good flop to raise a cbet since it totally misses you pf raising range). You can do the low variance play and just fold or the +EV play imo which is to raise to something like $9.5 since he seems to be a TAG and not a CS or an aggro monkey.

For starters look at villains vpip, 3bet, and flop c/r stat. This will help you put villain on a range.

This spot is kinda like donkleading. Most players are severely unbalanced and only make this play with certain types of hands. For example some people will flat Ts/9s/8s pre and then checkraise the flop for value/see where they are. Others do it with complete crap only, others with OESD and/or gutshots. Only a few do it with a well balanced range.

If I had no history/no idea how villain plays I would basically turn my hand face up here. Flat flop, flat any turn that doesn't complete straights. I would fold to any river aggro as I dont think most villains would triple barrel with worse for value or as a bluff.

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