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Originally Posted by Zzoop
He was not a fish. Def not. Even a fish wouldn't make that call.
Uh... what? ONLY a fish would make that call.
You will occasionally see this type of hilariously bad call at 2nl. I'll always remember one hand I had when I was just starting out, I was only a small winner at 2nl so big pots were intense for me. I had something like middle set and there was 2 Qs on the board. I'd been potting every street and it came down to about a PSB left on the river. I shipped it in and crossed my fingers that he had something to call with and didn't have Queens full with some silly hand. He tanked for like 30 seconds and called. The ~350bb pot came my way, and I was almost too elated to even look at what he had. Just before the hole cards faded away and the next hand began... I caught a glimpse of his hand. AKo. Complete air. He didn't have a pair nor a draw at any point in the hand and had called off PSBs and eventually his entire ~170BB stack with A high.
It's utterly pointless to try to surmise what they are thinking when they make the calls. For starters, he's not putting you on a hand. He's not putting you on 67 or 56 or busted diamonds. The absolute most he is doing here is maybe thinking "lel he's bluffing I call." Even that might be a stretch.
As for how he's "crushing" the table for over 270BB, that's obvious. He's been making these trashcan calls the whole time, and a few times he hit some kind of dumb runner runner flush or trips and stacked the other guy. Not exactly a stretch of the imagination. Clearly he is willing to put his entire stack in the middle with absolutely any hand (since he did it here with 4 high), so it stands to reason that occasionally he's going to suck out for enormous pots a couple times in a row.