Assuming 8 players at the table and you having 8000 AFTER your SB (if you started the hand with 10k), there was (200 * 8) + 2000 + 4000 + 8000 = 15,600 in the middle and it was 6000 for him to call. That's 2.6:1, so I wouldn't expect him to fold often.
And if you really started the hand with 8000, then he was getting 3.4:1, meaning he's folding never.
Moral of the story: When you get that short, you have no fold equity, so don't let yourself get that short.
(The push was still correct, of course, but so was his call)
Last edited by Talking Poker; 02-11-08 at 03:36 PM.
Reason: Fixing typo
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