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[QUOTE="twizzybop, post: 401613, member: 2990"]
I don't disagree with the pre flop play was over betting. I honestly couldn't choose any other way. The arrow/clicker was pointed on the bar to set my bets.. I move to click bet which is on the right hand of the screen, the bar would move right. It was either that or click fold in both hands... 
 
By the way it was A,K off suit, hence the 6 outs coming after the flop.
By calling the turn card he wasn't hoping, wishing to get lucky for runner runner flush. Now on the turn only gives him again a 26% to win basically he will win, rounding closely to 25%. He is only going to win once in every 4 tries. 
 
Now lets for giggles change that hand to say No Limit at 1/2.. 
So that would be 20 dollars on my big ass over bet.. he would call.. pot is now 41 dollars..now I made a little over a pot bet.. so lets say that is 45 dollars I bet into a 41 dollar pot(now he has 24% to hit) on a 96 dollar pot. He has now missed making the pot at 131 dollars....
 
I push what he has left and going to estimate it would be about another 100 dollars.. so is it worth the odds to call 100 dollars into a 231 dollar pot especially when you are only going to win once and lose 3 other times?
 
So one would win a 331 dollars once while losing 993 dollars 3 other times.
When he could have cut the lose at 20 dollars instead of 660 dollars.
 
That was just an example.. but it does bring an interesting point.. are people more proned to odds when its thier money compared to chips at a table?
 
How about when it is Limit? Would someone keep calling in Limit with A,K all the way down like this person? 
 
I know limit MTT's they have a blast calling and raising whatever down.
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