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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6419084, member: 397965"]
Thanks for the input. I think, its completely fine to fold here with an SPR of almost 10. However to me his story just did not make sense, so I got curious and locked him up. In my experience a min-donk on the flop or turn is usually some kind of weak hand trying to set its own price and see the next card for cheap. Also known as "blocker bet". Sometimes it is an inducer or "probe", but then it is usually followed up with a 3-bet, when the opponent find out, he has you, where he want.

Lets just go with the idea, the opponent had a set or straight on the turn or even just two pair. Then why would he not come back over the top and put the rest in on the river? In that way he would be giving me a better price, and he could get value on the turn from hands, that might call a small raise but are not willing to play for stacks. And even if he was slowplaying or got there on the river with TT or 98 of diamonds, then why not go for a check-raise? If I have a hand, thats strong enough to pay off an overbet jam, then I am going to bet it when checked to, and I am also going to bluff with some busted draws. So his river line makes no sense for value, but it gives him a lot of fold equity.

Results: He had K9 offsuit so a pretty random bluff.
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