Villain in this hand was a donk, but an annoying one. He was running at about 50/10 over about 100 hands. I'd been fairly active in the past few hands raising most of them (I had good hands) and he had played back at me a bit by calling and then raising my flop bet or calling me down.

A previous hand with him:

I'm OTB and he's in the SB and I raise with , he calls. The flop comes (or something like that) and he checks, I check behind. Turn is the and he checks again, I bet just under full pot and he calls. River is a another 4 and he checks, I check behind and he shows .

Onto the hand. This was my 2nd or 3rd time raising in a row, and his first 3bet of one of my PFR since being at the table. I'd been running at around 24/15 or something like that. What kind of line would you take on this flop with our stacks?

GAME #520717454: Texas Hold'em NL $3.00/$6.00 06-Apr-2007 10:29:42
Table Nivelles (No DP)
Seat 1: Riv3rkill ($432.10 in chips)
Seat 3: rolflolzzomg ($537.00 in chips)
Seat 5: Hero ($2,027.54 in chips)
Seat 6: ajh1980 ($1,985.70 in chips)
Seat 8: superbig ($635.30 in chips) DEALER
Seat 10: GaLaPaGoS ($1,078.95 in chips)
GaLaPaGoS: Post SB $3.00
Riv3rkill: Post BB $6.00

*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Hero

rolflolzzomg: Fold
Hero: Raise $24.00
ajh1980: Raise $60.00
superbig: Fold
GaLaPaGoS: Fold
Riv3rkill: Fold
Hero: Call $36.00

*** FLOP ***

I would assume that you have close to 0 folding equity if he has an overpair here and you have implied odds even if you hit your obvious open-ender, I also think that JJ+ make a very big part of his range.

So I like a passive check-call line when drawing and betting (CR) when you hit.

If he bets full pot, I probably just fold.

I think this is a pretty easy check/call of any reasonably sized bet.

I check/called the flop, turn was the , i check and he bet just under half pot. Raise, call or fold?

A raise is great...