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[QUOTE="Vallet, post: 6499451, member: 398249"]
I have read a few comments about your hand and I have to disagree with the general opinion.
Firstly, you are very lucky that you did not have a big stack. The larger the stack, the more difficult it is to make a call in the final. You both hit the flop, so no one would give up until the river. The size of the bets is not so important.
Secondly, the villain has an incredibly huge initial stack of 628 BB. Today is just his lucky day. And if the villain also plays well, then it is simply impossible to fight with him.
Third, you are sitting at a 6-max table. The fact that the opponent opens A9 from such a position as MP is absolutely normal. If we take another look at his stack, which is more than 6 times the initial 100 BB, then we will understand that his range of hands will be incredibly huge for exerting pressure. So if you raised on preflop, it wouldn't change anything. As a result, you lost only 61 BB. Your opponent probably wanted to get more for such a river and was not satisfied.
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