This is the wildest call I've seen in a long time. Can someone please explain this to me?

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It’s 1/2. He had 80 more bucks. His cards were higher than the board. It’s not that crazy. Trying to figure out why poor players make the decisions that they make is an exercise in futility.

If this is the wildest call you've seen in a while, you need better game selection.

Youre opponent in this hand is a recreational player. You are MUCH better than them at poker. They decided you were full of shit!!! Prob put you on some shit 6x in their donk brains. And they were like Fuck em! I have overs a queen high bdfd.

Folding getting over 4:1 is more wild

I mean come on it's so obvious he put him on T9cc and he had one of his outs!

All. The. Time. In tourneys And Cash at 2/5 level and below. Games are good. Variance is frustrating. And BEYOND FRUSTRATING when served to variance-gods because of bad play…the last one is what gets me. Can you imagine going in that mind and understanding their thot process?!

He doesn’t even know why he called

He just committed 30% of his stack leaving him with enough for one turn bet. If he had not opened on the flop then yes donk call but he did open so it’s really not a bad call especially if the opponents range wasn’t that strong on a flop such as that. I assume based on sizing blinds weren’t super low and I didn’t see pre flop action so it’s impossible to really tell without all the data. Just going by what I saw I’d say 50/50 call/good ratio in that spot all depends on opponent and pre flop action IMHO.

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