depends on how much of an edge you think you have over the table.. be pretty hard not to get chips from this villain in the long run obv

This is pretty obv a strong made hand of some sort

In my experience i have seen this with anything from top set, to JJ QQ KK AA etc..

this is b/c bad players have no idea about getting value from their hands and this play stems from all of the times they get 'cracked' by flush draws and they get 'scared' of the drawing hands and overplay their overpair.

I'd prob sigh-fold here, our K and Q may not even be outs and we dont even have the nut flush draw.

Seems there will be plenty of great spots in the future.

Hi guys thanks for the comments.

It wasnt a mis-click and the noooob had 4/4. I tank called, which made me feel even worse when i missed turn and river. I instantly put him on a small pair, which looking back (although right in the end) was wrong of me to do so. Even though i had more good reasons to fold i went with the fact that with 70k+ i could walk all over them and hopefully the final table.

I do this a lot when faced with a tough decision and really need to get a grip of it. With 10 good reasons to lay a hand down I often let 1 good reason to call/raise/go with it take over. Its really annoying and i kick myself for days afterwards, but at least Im starting to wise upto it and can hopefully improve in the future.

Looking back on this hand i can see it was a clear fold. Running the hand through pokerstove i was 56% fav against the 4s and 54% fav against any pair J/J or below that hadnt hit a set (which at the time i was convinced was his range).  But i failed to add in hands like Ax , which was certainly in his range, and hands like hapetimes mentioned that fish play when they are scared and would have had my K or Q no good.

I feel like i had a good edge over the table and the one thing that should have screamed at me was that if this guy is willing to play like this now, there will be much better, low varience opportunities to take his chips in future hands.

Another lesson learnt the hard way…..

I am folding here, seems gross to fold such a strong hand but you are only ever flipping, slightly ahead against most hands I know but with the edge here seems a high variance spot you can avoid. Of course in the moment I probably snap it.

I've played with this guy a bit, as in about 200 hands, thought he was pretty weak but never seen him do this. Nice to know.