Which one of us is the donk?

[ifm]

Seat 1: Belillo (6,120)
Seat 2: Sigity (3,120)
Seat 3: misterwolf2 (5,910)
Seat 4: uwez1960 (8,895)
Seat 5: ifmcf (4,635)
Seat 6: LrcyByTrick (4,345)
Seat 7: Thors_Wrath3 (4,585)
Seat 8: GlennM69 (5,885)
Seat 9: blackbook66 (7,840)
ifmcf posts the small blind of 60
LrcyByTrick posts the big blind of 120
The button is in seat #4
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to ifmcf [  ]
Thors_Wrath3 folds
GlennM69 folds
blackbook66 folds
Belillo folds
Sigity folds
misterwolf2 folds
uwez1960 folds
ifmcf raises to 360
LrcyByTrick calls 240
*** FLOP *** [ ]
ifmcf checks
LrcyByTrick bets 520
ifmcf calls 520
*** TURN *** [ ] []
ifmcf checks
LrcyByTrick bets 560
ifmcf raises to 3,440
LrcyByTrick: shet
LrcyByTrick has 15 seconds left to act
LrcyByTrick raises to 3,465, and is all in
ifmcf has 15 seconds left to act
ifmcf calls 25
LrcyByTrick shows [ ]
ifmcf shows [ Ah]
ifmcf: lol oops
*** RIVER *** [ ] []
LrcyByTrick shows a full house, Kings full of Threes
ifmcf shows three of a kind, Kings
LrcyByTrick wins the pot (8,690) with a full house, Kings full of Threes

[booder]

both

[TightEnd]

oppo is the bigger donk, or a genius.

[gatso]

LrcyByTrick raises to 3,465, and is all in
ifmcf has 15 seconds left to act
ifmcf calls 25

must be you as you tanked while getting nearly 350 to 1 on the call

[AlexMartin]

oppo is the genius. ur repping a very narrow range, your hand is weighted towards monster or pure bluff. Lots more pure bluffs here than kings. wp villain. Nice effort though.

[Royal Flush]

Better to min check raise the turn and river jam. It looks a lot stronger.

[DungBeetle]

I think the problem with your re-raise is that why would anyone with a King in their hand do that on the turn?  The board is unconnected and rainbow, so there are no draws to chase out.  No-one with a seven or smaller pair would raise either because of the Kings, so your opponent puts it together and figures his 3 is good.  Nothing wrong with a bluff, but I think your opponent has pieced it together very well in my opinion so it's a great call.

[TheChipPrince]

I'm not a fan of flat calling the flop bet of 520...

[AlexMartin]

I'm not a fan of flat calling the flop bet of 520...

why not? Great way of making tight players lay down hands that beat us on later streets. Just a shame in this spot villain searched for the hero inside himself and found the call. Well played by both players tbh, good poker.

[TheChipPrince]

I'm not a fan of flat calling the flop bet of 520...

why not? Great way of making tight players lay down hands that beat us on later streets. Just a shame in this spot villain searched for the hero inside himself and found the call. Well played by both players tbh, good poker.

Yes but one false move and its curtains, plus finding tight players is the problem... What buy-in was this?  Are players in a $20 capable of folding this?

[ifm]

I'm not a fan of flat calling the flop bet of 520...

why not? Great way of making tight players lay down hands that beat us on later streets. Just a shame in this spot villain searched for the hero inside himself and found the call. Well played by both players tbh, good poker.

Yes but one false move and its curtains, plus finding tight players is the problem... What buy-in was this?  Are players in a $20 capable of folding this?

Deliberately cut off the buyin  because it should be irrelevant, i have done this sort of thing in a wide range of buyins.
I only asked about the hand because he slagged me off saying it was really bad play, retard, moron etc. and i just thought it was a move gone wrong, hero call etc.
Maybe i should have done a poll.

[ifm]

Poll added.

[TheChipPrince]

I think the buy-in and blind levels ARE relevant... Surely your raise gets more respect in a $100 deepstack than a $5 turbo? 

I actually dont think either of you played it too bad (apart from flop flat call)...