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[QUOTE="loafaBREAD, post: 5776736, member: 440287"]
Yea- vs this type of limp-call V you should do two things:

1) Iso wide and cbet often
2) overlimp on occasion IP w/ speculative hands (if V limps with strong hands)

As played preflop is perfect.

Vs. the flop donk, sure he has some flopped straights and sets, but with a wide range he has a variety of OE and gutshots, pair + draws etc.

I would raise this donk bet.  Here's my plan OTF

[B]Case 1: [/B]
FLOP:  V donks, Hero raises, [B]V calls.[/B]  TURN:  V checks, hero bets with the plan to evaluate river, possibly check back

If V donks turn we'll just flat.

[B]Case 2: [/B]
V donks, Hero raises, [B]V 3![/B]
-depending on the sizing I would call/fold.  If he 3! flop I'm just trying to get to showdown.  If he's as aggro as you say we have to be cautious here.

Also, we do like the 5 on the turn as 2 pair, sets are less likely.

Your calling isn't too bad, assuming v does this with A3, A7, 77, 68, 79 all those hands.

[B]I'd like to hear from more experienced players though...[/B]  flop should hit V's range here, so maybe raising flop isn't the best play.  Also, bet sizing tells are real and should be used here.

[I]Edit:  Flop is 3 way, so maybe lean towards calling to evaluate on turn.  Don't think we can get away from this though.[/I]
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