Villain is 61/35 AF 3.75 over 60 hands. I'm not sure how many hands I had at the time, but that about fits what I remember. His WTSD is 21%, but he only won 33%.

I realize his donk is only half pot, but from my experience most bad players at $50 nl think more in absolute bet sizes than %'s of the pot.

It's a little bit of a loose open but I like messing around. I probably should have cbet more with my FD but he's pretty aggro and seems bad so I figure if he hit this somehow he'll check raise me smaller and I can call easier.

Turn I hit the flush, and he donks out. I think looking back I should have raised to at least $15 if not like $18, but anyway he just calls.

R pairs and he donks $15. I tried to figure out what he would have here. I guess he could have donk/called a set on the turn and was afraid of the flush, but he seems pretty aggro and I think he'd more likely just shove the turn with a set. He could have Q's with a heart, but is he really making a blocking bet of $15 on the river? If he turned 2 pair he just filled up, and if he was making some kind of stupid slowplay with the nut flush then he's still head. If he's making some sort of random play with Qx I don't know if he calls a shove, and of course if he has air he folds.

Do you guys ship this all day, or do you just call? Would this change if you had Ah2h?

Poker Stars $0.25/$0.50 No Limit Hold'em - 5 players
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BB: $76.30
UTG: $69.70
CO: $49.50
Hero (BTN): $54.45
SB: $35.35

Pre Flop: ($0.75) Hero is BTN with K 2
2 folds, Hero raises to $1.50, 1 fold, BB calls $1

Flop: ($3.25) 5 4 Q (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $2, BB calls $2

Turn: ($7.25) 3 (2 players)
BB bets $5, Hero raises to $13.50, BB calls $8.50

River: ($34.25) 3 (2 players)
BB bets $15, Hero calls $15?? Hero raises all in ???

arrrrrrrrrrrr in

Defo stick it in against this villain

shove.

When villain flats the raise on the turn I'd say his range is flushes, 2P, straight and pair plus FD (also maybe a weird played set). Whilst villain could easily have Q3/53/43 there are many more straight and flush combinations so we should shove for value.

Oh and what do we do with Ah2h? I dunno about you but I don't like folding straight flushes

Whoops didn't notice Ah2h makes SF. So forget I said that.

If villain were less fishy and more solid, would this still be a shove? It's such a FOS looking line with a big hand, I don't see how even a solid player taking this line would show up with anything good?

Note (I actually won the hand, so I'm not being results oriented, I'm just wondering if this was standard)