Is this a snap call?

[MC]

Is this a snapper, a timebank call, or is there any argument whatsoever for passing?

No real read, this is first game with him and this is the first time he's gotten out of line...


***** Hand 1527808453 *****
25.00/50.00 Texas Hold'em (No Limit ) - Monday, March 30, 2009 2:30:00 PM
€50+2.50 Heads Up
Holdem (Real /Tournament )
Seat 1: Nutsen23 (1745.00)
Seat 2: Atkinator- (2255.00)
Atkinator- post SB 25.00
Nutsen23 post BB 50.00
** Deal **
Nutsen23 [N/A, N/A]
Atkinator- [, ]
*** Bet Round 1 ***
Atkinator- Raise to 150.00
Nutsen23 Call 150.00
*** Flop(Board): *** : [, , ]
*** Bet Round 2 ***
Nutsen23 Check
Atkinator- Check
*** Turn(Board): *** : [, , , ]
*** Bet Round 3 ***
Nutsen23 All-in 1595.00

[GreekStein]

lol that's so random - I don't pass here with no info on opponent.

Win or lose the hand I abuse him in the chatbox for that gay bet.

[boldie]

lol that's so random - I don't pass here with no info on opponent.

Win or lose the hand I abuse him in the chatbox for that gay bet.

this.

[Hairydude]

No case for folding here??

[boldie]

No case for folding here??

Sure you can make a case for folding..if you think you have an edge over oppo and he's done stupid stuff before in the early levels of this HU when clearly holding the nuts then you could fold. In most cases against unknown oppos I would guess I'm ahead here though.

[Hairydude]

Its just such a peculier bet- he calls a standard raise OOP and his turn bet screams call me with your AK, AQ- if he has Ax why doesnt he make a standard bet rather than all in?? if he has a pair on flop surely he bets? also if he was on a draw why doesnt he c-bet the flop?? was he checking the flop with the intention of reraising the intial raiser??

Surely if he has a weaker ace he doesnt go all in- he leaves himself a chance to get away no??

[riverdave]

put him in a wheelchair and dodge the heart.

[paulhouk03]

Its just such a peculier bet- he calls a standard raise OOP and his turn bet screams call me with your AK, AQ- if he has Ax why doesnt he make a standard bet rather than all in?? if he has a pair on flop surely he bets? also if he was on a draw why doesnt he c-bet the flop?? was he checking the flop with the intention of reraising the intial raiser??

Surely if he has a weaker ace he doesnt go all in- he leaves himself a chance to get away no??

he might be bluff raising with a heart draw

[MC]

I was with Boldie's way of thinking in that it's an unknown opponent so can't really get away from this.

Possible draws out there etc, def a hard spot to laydown. He could have A5, 57 or a pair/flush draw combo or something.

Hairydude's analysis was good. I thought about the straight and A4 type hands but didn't think he'd shove them like this.

Anyway, Villain had