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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 7115351, member: 397965"]
Preflop
Standard open.

Flop
So the opponent comes out swinging with a donk bet, but he goes pretty small. Could be a T trying to "find out where he is" or a draw trying to set its own price. If you were deeper, then I would definitely raise this donk bet, but for 30BB its easy to get the chips in on the later streets, so I am ok with just calling to allow him to continue bluffing. You just need to be a little aware of cards, that complete any of the draws.

Turn
Now he go full pot, and my main question is, why would he do that, if he just turned top boat? A boat has nothing to worry about, so why go so large and force you to fold out a huge percentage of your range, that is now drawing dead or to a few outs at most? A really basic level 1 thinker might go "LOL I have the nuts, I bet full pot", but this is a $20 MTT, and I dont expect to see a lot of level 1 thinkers at this kind of buyin.

He also has a huge stack, which mean, he could be playing the rush and trying to bully a much shorter stack. So this is one of those, where he has to show it to me. I am calling here, and then I am also calling basically any river. And if he check to me, I check behind of low cards but probably jam for value on a high card like an A or K thinking, that maybe he was bluffing with A5 or K4 of spades, and now he is trying to take his rivered  top pair to showdown.
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