Don't put your stack in on just TP?

Sometimes I just really don't understand high level poker..

** Game ID 1074746390 starting - 2006-12-07 18:58:03
** Borne Again [Hold em] (100.00|200.00 No Limit - Cash Game) Real Money
- HitMonLee sitting in seat 3 with $12672.50 [Dealer]
- aba20 sitting in seat 4 with $27009.50
HitMonLee posted the small blind - $100.00
aba20 posted the big blind - $200.00
HitMonLee raised - $700.00
aba20 called - $700.00
** Dealing the flop: 2 of Hearts, 3 of Hearts, King of Spades
aba20 checked
HitMonLee bet - $1399.00
aba20 raised - $3250.00
HitMonLee went all-in - $10673.50
aba20 called - $12072.50
** Dealing the turn: Ace of Hearts
** Dealing the river: 8 of Diamonds
HitMonLee shows: King of Clubs, Jack of Spades
aba20 shows: Queen of Clubs, King of Diamonds
aba20 wins $25544.00 from the main pot
End of game 1074746390

They're playing HU, what don't you understand?

While I dont have any high stakes experience, I dont really see how this is that bad. Aba's opponent isnt really deep at all, and again, it is HU where so much comes into play that having a rule like "dont put your stack in on just TP" is going to hurt you a ton.

Ok I guess I was just overwhelmed by the high $$ then.. but I was expecting a bit more spectacular hands to go allin on the flop like that..

the games are aggressive so top pair is good alot

i bet they both thought the turn heart beat them.

2 draws on board, aggro game, 60-65bb deep, raised pot, tpgk.....looks pretty standard

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Originally Posted by nutsinho

2 draws on board, aggro game, 60-65bb deep, raised pot, tpgk.....looks pretty standard

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yup, don't forget that it's heads up too. :)