Nice. 
I've just been through the micros myself, so maybe I can help. I'm not an expert by any means though.
With donk bets on dry flops, I tended to mix up my play at the micros depending on the player. I've found that donk bets, especially on dry flops are very rarely a good hand at the micros (the exception being when the player's a shortstacker or a fit or fold fish). Against the regulars (most of them nits) I would bluffraise almost every time and even though that's really exploitable, none of them ever noticed because they're playing way too nitty and ABC.
Against calling stations it gets a bit more tricky, because they'll often donk/call with very weak hands and I doubt whether you want to fire multiple barrels at a station. The great thing about these players though is that they have huge turn and river betsizing tells when you call their flop donk bet. When they have nothing (or a very marginal hand) their turn and river bets tend to be almost the same size as their flop bets, so you can call them down light. If his turn bet is near pot, it's an easy fold.
Without showdown value, I'd just fold against the big stations out there unless they donk all the time, there are way better spots for you to take their money. |
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