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[QUOTE="fundiver199, post: 6409923, member: 397965"]
Thanks for the input. I agree about going larger with my raise on the flop, since bad players are usually rather inelastic on the early streets. To be honest I was clicking buttons. I have some preset bet sizes, and 40% pot is the most commonly used, but in this case hitting the 60% pot button or adjusting manually would have been better. And of course strictly for value against someone, who appear to be a habitual donk bettor having done it now 4 out of 4 times.

On the turn its true, that I block the nut flushdraw, but any Q or T will put a 1-liner to a straight, which will not be fun, if he jam the river, and it might also kill my action, if I am still ahead. Moreover when he donk again after getting raised on the flop, this is actually showing a lot of strenght. Not to the point, where I would ever consider folding either now or on a blank river. If he has QT and turned a straight, good for him. But I think, his range is much wider than just QT, and I also dont think, he is going to fold, if I raise him again. So I jammed, and here are the results:

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