Quote Originally Posted by spoonitnow
On the flop we have a lot of "memorized" lines and behavior, but not quite as much as preflop. As a result of this type of behavior, micro/low stakes players tend to play the flop slightly worse than preflop. Suppose a 10/7 with a 100bb stack opened 4x UTG in FR and it folded to you with AA on the button and you 3-bet to 12x and Villain called. Then the flop came A83 rainbow, Villain bet 2/3 of the pot and you called. You didn't call because you considered his range and decided on the best line of action, you called because you've been taught to call in this spot.
If my opponent donks into my top set, I've been taught to raise in this spot...

Am I wrong?