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Message: [QUOTE="twizzybop, post: 355834, member: 2990"] Yet this Donk had to put you on a top 10 starting pre-flop hand with the bet you had made of 3-4XBB(predictable and around the norm). AA's KK's QQ's AK JJ's 10's 9's 8's AQ 7's Yet he called with a Majority playable hand. Then factor into a few things, #1 Predictability(maybe the guy called so he isn't so predictable) #2 He was pot committed(married to the pot syndrome). #3 Pocket 6's aren't a small pair but yet they aren't a medium pair either. I like to call these the bubble pair because of it. They are great to raise pre-flop when it hasn't been raised(which he should have done since he was on the button). #4 He Figured since he was short stacked why not call, if nothing falls on the flop then it is an easy fold. #5 Would he have been any less of a donkey if he had a top 10 starting pre-flop hand? Especially if he had pocket 9's? #6 You had to put him on something(what did you think he had for starting cards when he called your pre-flop bet?) You had to put him on something. #7 If you didn't put him on something, you didn't play the oppenent and just fired away at the pot. Now since this guy knows you were coming out with a top 10 starting pre-flop hand. There was only 2 hands that could have beat him once the flop came. Pocket AA's and Pocket 9's, making that a 20% of you having this pre-flop starting hand. To sit here and birate the poor guy cause he called and you didn't think what he may have after the flop. Did you honestly think you were going to get a call by someone holding a rag hand? At least he called with a majority playable hand not something like 9.6 suited. Just be glad he didn't have more $$$ cause you didn't see it coming and didn't read even the remote possibility that he could even had pocket 9's. Just fired away like it was no tommorow(your mistake). [/QUOTE]

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