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[QUOTE="Alizona, post: 6075780, member: 444115"]
My answer is that they're doing it for image purposes.  If you're a very tight player, then playing a 27o or a 93s occasionally is TERRIFIC for your image if you can actually get to showdown with it.  :D

By showing down junk hands, the pro's image will now be "capable of making moves with any two cards at any time" and from a "game theory optimal" standpoint, there's no better note that you can have on yourself.  If this is your image in your opponents minds, then chances are you are well on your way to being a winning pro player yourself.

But nobody is making such notes for me (I'm quite certain players notes for me contain the words "nit", "rock", "solid", etc hahaha).  This is merely my own take on it.  My goal is to become one of those players, but I don't pay for a poker coach and I don't run a HUD and I don't dabble with solvers... so I have no legitimate expectation of ever being one of those players.  I play for fun and enjoyment, not to become rich at this game.  Best wishes all!!
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