Was this a loose call?

[deputydawg]

$2/4 cash game on blonde

In BB and dealt KK - suits irrelevant for this - no flush draws

4 or 5 limpers so I raise to $20 and get one caller

Flop Q62

I bet 40 in to 50 pot, he calls

Turn 6

I bet $100 and he goes over the top for an extra $150 ish

I put him on mid pair or poss AQ/KQ and discount 66 as quads are unlikely

River I cant remember but he flips A6 - was this a bad call for 150 when there is 330 in pot?

[AdamG]

no hes just a bad fish

[Sugardaddy]

Depends on the player I suppose. For a tight person to go all in on a Q626 board, you can guarentee that an overpair isn't going to be enough.. but if he's been active in a lot of pots, then its not a loose call at all with the pot size the way it was.

Of course he couldn't have been tight to simply limp on the flop. Very very bad call by him! But I guess that's what we should love right?

[bolt pp]

you built a big pot with one pair and its difficult to fold now

If hes played like this throughout and you have info on him i can see why you thought kq ect and called.

usually the turn re-shove after flop call is strong, how long had you been at the table and what hands had he turned over, did you have notes on him?

[kinboshi]

Tough one.  Just shows how important it is to know the player.  Otherwise, I think you're going to get shafted as you can't really put him on A6 - well I wouldn't have anyway.

[A_Leper]

As a general point maybe I'd raise a little more preflop ($30?) since there are so many limpers and you're out of position. Probably wouldn't have made much difference in this particular hand.

Other than look it looks totally fine in my opinion.

[tikay]

As a general point maybe I'd raise a little more preflop ($30?) since there are so many limpers and you're out of position. Probably wouldn't have made much difference in this particular hand.

Other than look it looks totally fine in my opinion.

My view, too.

But with "4 or 5 limpers" I'd have Raised a little more pre, maybe $30. I'm happy to take the dead money, tbh. If we don't see a flop, we are usually 100% fave (approx) to win the hand, & we never get sucked-out.....

It's a shocking call by him pre-flop, so be pleased, make notes on him, & find his table every time, he just can't play. A-6 indeed! That's a Flushy play, but not one for grown-ups.

[AlexMartin]

I like his play if you are both deep, sadly he is not. Let yourself forget about this hand, but try to keep the pot smaller with only 1 pair.

[Tragic]

Is there any benefit to checking the second six as you are now either invincible to a Q or royally boned already? (seems likely he does not have AQ here?) See how he decides to play and take it from there?As it played you were ul he played it poorly given stacks.