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[QUOTE="dallam, post: 6632465, member: 338743"]
We suppose that Hero here is having cards from the higher range of the deck because the 4bb 3-bet, or some Axs ones.
Meaning that if Hero call the donk-bet here, Villain has to avoid all of the flush and 10+ combinations to feel safe on the Turn.

+ A-J: 16 cards
+ 8-2 (diamonds): 7 cards
- 2 cards, if Hero is actually making a call on Flop, cause he cover them
=21 cards to avoid

+ Every 10 and 9 could be good: 4 cards
+ Every non-flush 8-2: 7x3= 21 cards
=25 cards to continuation bet

Meaning that 48% of the time villain could hit a favourable card on the Turn.

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In another aspect if you making the call on the flop, Villain's effective stack is going to be almost equal as the size of the pot & so as yours is going to be. Meaining that all the chips are supposed to get them in at one point.

And this is where I'm probably tight or becoming tight, since I can accept the volnerability of this exact situation, and as I would feel that I get really lucky by hitting two pairs on the flop. Would not making a huge impact on the 10-9 on the flop, and choose to check it down, and expect to see our Hero raising here because of the possible range considering what he could - and we could have.
So by that way, this party won't played on the maximum volume, and I could run away if Hero hits, but still come pull some value I believe.

Nevertheless, I'm accepting the donkbet now much better with your explanation here better.
May I ask, a 35% pot bet could be working from the Villain insted of the pot-bet, or what number is suitable here?
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