Tiene Az 6. Conecta segunda pareja y paga en river creyendo que es suficiente
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QJ , esta en el rango de call preflop de un fish.
Postflop no es poco comun ver a fishes stackearse con una TP, sin importarles que estan en multiway pot ni que el kicker no es tan fuerte
6♠:7♠:
Preflop call with suited connectors.
Flop, turn, river: calls every street. he doesn't care whether we could have a Q or a 5, he just doesn't want to fold his second pair.
I think he has Q2, which gave him 2 pair on the turn, but got rivered which makes him tilt.
In 2007 people kept calling with toppair ( i wish a lot of players would still do it nowadays:f_confused:).
JJ
I assume fish goes broke here with some pair. Very rear time it could be Axx but, lets assume its a pair.
Its pair under the Q (it coulde be QJ or Q10but we hold a blocker, so lets exclude them), not a 5 obviously. 24 is possible but it will be to much, so lets exclude it either.
So small/mid pair or 6x.
small pairs possible: 44/33
mid pair possible: 77/88/99/TT/JJ
67/68/64
I think that for a lot of pairs fish thinks no set no bet. So im gonna exclude 33/44/77/88/99. So i have 67/68/64/TT/JJ. Hard to choose, actually. All of them make sense because of the way fish thinks. Lets exclude 67 and 68 because calling turn and river with it its too much even for a fish. 64 is different. Turn gutshot and at river he is frustrated and tries to make a hero call.
So now 64/TT/JJ. I think my explanation on 64 is reasonable but will not happen to many times even in 2007. So TT/JJ. Lets give him higher pair like JJ.
Originally posted by kidmaglor
Think the Villain has A5So kept calling until he hits trio in the River and wins!
He lost bro!
L'esclamazione "non puoi essere serio " farebbe pensare a qualcosa di davvero eclatante.
Inizialmente ho pensato a una mano come :Qx::Jx: ma dalla frase non si direbbe.
Penso che il calling station potrebbe chiamare tre strade anche con una mano media come 88-99.
Dico :8x::8x:
I think vilain has A6 for a superb fish call that would indeed surprise (Mac)He(n)ro(e) 
I don't really get why should hero go "MacEnroe mode" when he was the winner ... maybe like he was really surprised ? Ok, in that case I think he had something like A6s, because hero would expect fish to go broke at least with top pair X kicker ...
I think villain had 88-77.
It is a reasonable hand if hero did not have a Q or a higher pocket pair, and on the R odds were good so villain called the all-in.
I think villain has TT.
He simply can't fold a 2nd pair here, probably thinking that Hero often is bluffing in this spot when he goes allin at river. Many calling stations can't fold a good second pair in such a situation :f_eek::f_biggrin:
Id say CO has 5♣:6♣: hoping to form straight on the flop it brings two pairs so as he is in better position just wait to see hero movements until hero killed himself going Allin on the last street and CO knows he has the better hand
I think he had Q6s , he just flopped top 2 and slow played it to get beat up by the river. That's why u don't supposed to call 4x bet with a marginal hand
I know that I'm one day too late, but I will try it anyhow.
1 point for the correct answer
[*] A♥:4♥:
1 point for the correct explanation
[*] [PRE] FR Standard Call from CO with this hand (hopes for FD and A high as back up).
[*] [FLOP] CO call because he thinks it's a bluff Conti Bet only.
[*] [TURN] CALL because CO thinks I have a StraightDraw an also still A high.
[*] [RIVER] Damned didn't hit, but I guess Hero is still bluffing K high and I have A high -> Call and lost.