can anybody understand the reason for this

sim75

villian1	Small blind		150.00	150.00	10555.00
rainbow_x_	Big blind		300.00	450.00	6180.00
	Your hole cards	Q Q
villian2	Raise		600.00	1050.00	2375.00
sim75	Raise		1500.00	2550.00	2550.00
pas40	Fold
ExTwicer	Fold
villian1	All-in		10555.00	13105.00	0.00
rainbow_x_	Fold
villian 2	All-in		2375.00	15480.00	0.00
sim75	All-in		2550.00	18030.00	0.00
villian 1	Unmatched bet		6655.00	11375.00	6655.00
villian 1	Show	9 6
villian2	Show	K 8
sim75	Show	Q Q
Flop
		9 6 K
Turn
		7
River
		A
villian	Win	Two Pairs, 9s and 6s	11375.00		18030.00

NoseyBonk

Suited - the most powerful starting hand in Hold 'Em ;-)

sim75

this just seemed really weird to me and every one else on the table it was a open sat so not a bounty hunter i just cant seem to reason why people do this and get lucky

acebarry10

9 6 sooted could be her/his fave hand?

oynutter

The short answer is NO, but I'm sure you were looking for a more considered and well thought out response, so I will take it upon myself to give you an unbiased and extensively researched longer answer, which is YES

dav1964

Because quiet simply THEY CAN and DO.Must admit though baffles the hell out of me why they do.dav

unknown_username

Blame the Hotto Meter - Both of your oppos hands would say hot pre-flop. Failing that I really have no explaination as this has happened to me on a number of occasions.

But if they keep hitting they are gonna keep shoving.

unknown_username

I thought everyone knew you cant beat a good 69!

unknown_username

In Response to Re: can anybody understand the reason for this:

I thought everyone knew you cant beat a good 69!
Posted by Donut64

Lol - Perhaps thats where i'm going wrong, its been a while since I had 69.

aussie09

did they want you off the hand so that one of them would win?

TommyD

Bog standard squeeze play by Villain 1.  We don't know if you or the other villain having been taking a few liberties or not but if his read is he can get you both to put your hands down it's fine.  Plus he's got the stack to try and take these chances and shots at people.  Villain 2 decides to call for value.  Frankly after your three bet is shoved on in two spots I don't know why you don't fold.  You'll still be a short stack but you can find what should be a much better spot.  When we see the cards on their backs you've got to thank your lucky stars you're in such a good position.

With your stack as it was I would more than likely be shoving all in after the first raise.

GREGHOGG

In Response to Re: can anybody understand the reason for this:

Bog standard squeeze play by Villain 1.  We don't know if you or the other villain having been taking a few liberties or not but if his read is he can get you both to put your hands down it's fine.  Plus he's got the stack to try and take these chances and shots at people.  Villain 2 decides to call for value.  Frankly after your three bet is shoved on in two spots I don't know why you don't fold.  You'll still be a short stack but you can find what should be a much better spot.  When we see the cards on their backs you've got to thank your lucky stars you're in such a good position. With your stack as it was I would more than likely be shoving all in after the first raise.
Posted by TommyD

+1

i was gonna compose something similar but youve done it already tom!

NoseyBonk

In Response to Re: can anybody understand the reason for this:

Bog standard squeeze play by Villain 1.  We don't know if you or the other villain having been taking a few liberties or not but if his read is he can get you both to put your hands down it's fine.  Plus he's got the stack to try and take these chances and shots at people.  Villain 2 decides to call for value.  Frankly after your three bet is shoved on in two spots I don't know why you don't fold.  You'll still be a short stack but you can find what should be a much better spot.  When we see the cards on their backs you've got to thank your lucky stars you're in such a good position. With your stack as it was I would more than likely be shoving all in after the first raise.
Posted by TommyD

Agreed. That would have been my serious answer but I opted for the daft answer (for a change....)

dylan12

In Response to Re: can anybody understand the reason for this:

Bog standard squeeze play by Villain 1.  We don't know if you or the other villain having been taking a few liberties or not but if his read is he can get you both to put your hands down it's fine.  Plus he's got the stack to try and take these chances and shots at people.  Villain 2 decides to call for value.  Frankly after your three bet is shoved on in two spots I don't know why you don't fold.  You'll still be a short stack but you can find what should be a much better spot.  When we see the cards on their backs you've got to thank your lucky stars you're in such a good position. With your stack as it was I would more than likely be shoving all in after the first raise.
Posted by TommyD

+1 Well said Tommy, I would have added but I think you have summed it all there m8

TommyD

In Response to Re: can anybody understand the reason for this:

In Response to Re: can anybody understand the reason for this : Agreed. That would have been my serious answer but I opted for the daft answer (for a change....)
Posted by NoseyBonk

lol Bonk.  It's during term time so I'm contractually obliged to not be daft.