[NL25] Donk or c/r?

Donkbet or c/r in this hand and why? I'm looking at the number of people in the pot and the rather drawy board and I don't know how those are supposed to affect my decision.

Submitted by : thestoryteller

POKERSTARS GAME #18326712286: HOLD'EM NO LIMIT ($0.10/$0.25) - 2008/06/23 - 09:03:02 (ET)
Table 'Nongoma' 9-max Seat #4 is the button
Seat 1: Xaress ($7.65 in chips)
Seat 3: Tim Tim B ($16.70 in chips)
Seat 4: Warrick69 ($29.20 in chips)
Seat 5: AAGAMBLER ($25.20 in chips)
Seat 6: Karen668 ($26.25 in chips)
Seat 7: alanshore889 ($46.15 in chips)
Seat 8: Pizpit ($4.55 in chips)
Seat 9: kleiner Chef ($17.85 in chips)
AAGAMBLER: posts small blind $0.10
Karen668 : posts big blind $0.25

Holecards
Dealt to Karen668
alanshore889: folds
Pizpit: folds
kleiner Chef: raises $0.50 to $0.75
Xaress: folds
Tim Tim B: calls $0.75
Warrick69: folds
AAGAMBLER: calls $0.65
Karen668 : calls $0.50

Flop (Pot : $3.00)

   
AAGAMBLER: checks
Karen668 :

donk bet standard imo...ur multiway on a draw heavy board, i'd be betting 3$ on that pot (maybe a little transparent)
but get ur money in there while u are ahead....if u check villan #2 can easily check as well if he is on a draw and wants a free card

bet, u gotta 3/4pot cuz of mega draws out there

i bet out here about 2.50

donk this board and hope they have an overpair/lower set/flush draw to pay you off
some players don't respect donkbets and will mindlessly play their overpairs without considering your range

if you check and everyone else checks, and a heart or another card that makes the board super coordinated comes out, you might hate yourself for that later

multiway on a flop like this you gotta donk since everyone will check behind a large amount of the time

Bet, id pot it to look more like a steal. From what i remember, he was a complete nit. Yea just checked he was 8/3 over 300 hands so I'd bet it here.

CR or bet, it dosn't really matter that much

Why not?

I think at this stake you want to build the pot. Just donk it. Two people will float you with overcards and runner runner straight. Might as well make it look good. =s

On June 27 2008 18:49 thestoryteller wrote: Why not?

lead dumps money into the pot when you have the best of it, but will get you in slightly more tricky postflop spots since people have room to draw, while CR makes the hand all in by the turn almost always if successfull but you risk people checking back sometimes.
Both are fine, flop play isn't too tough w/ top set.

a more important factor that should determine which option to choose is the likleyhood of your opponents after you betting, does the original preflop raiser always c-bet, or is the other guy likley to stab being 2nd last to act, against passive people always lead obv, against very aggro players you can CR since they always fire

Thanks! That helps a lot.

tom wins.