has to be the dumbist player ever!!

I'm playing straight Omaha...2 hands in a row at the showdown - the same player...I have next to nothing, like mid pair, but showing...I bet, he calls, I show my visable pair, he loses.

Explain that to me, he saw I had him beat, he doesn't raise to try to bluff me he just calls with a losing hand that he see's is a looser...not once but twice in a row.

What do you mean you had mid pair 'showing'? This is omaha not stud right?

I'm sorry, I did mean stud...now I feel like the dumbest player ever.

But anyway stud and they were showing

haha what a dumb ass. maybe he has a mental condition, likes giving money away, or is very very VERY new.

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"Drum machines have no soul!"

ive had that happen more than once, but with a set showing. i'm thinking they caught a straight or flush but they have nothing. the only explanation i have is they hit wrong button. sometimes when 2 people are betting and calling really fast it happens. you know when you get the choices to fold, call, raise,check/fold before its your turn to act, well i went to hit check/fold when the screen changed to my turn to act and i ended up calling a huge raise and losing half my stack. it was my error nd i no longer use them tabs to act before its my turn.

Maybe you should pass his name around so we can look him up here at the website...lol...lol. A free lunch I'll take two.

Well I would like to offer an explanation on behalf of this guy but er....I cant.He must be dumb.But then again I have seen copious amounts of dumbness at PokerStars over the years.My personal favorite being the time I had AAA showing(in stud) and someone who ended up with 2 pair caps the betting on the river! Oh by the way....I did have quad As and when I showed it he said "vnh".I said "vncd".VNCD=Very Nice Chip Dumping(or Very Nice Charitable Donation).Yeah I know it sounds very arrogant,but I couldnt resist it.But he saw the funny side of it,so fair play to him.

What kind of poker player would call when he already knew that he lost. He must have been a newbie; maybe a first time stud player and didn't know how to play it.

I chalk it up to some dumbass who already had half there money in the pot trying to bluff you out.