flat calling with quads on the river

[donger]

You probably have nut low here and the guy in the middle probably has a FH or nut low with some sort of high hand that he's trying to get HU to quarter or scoop you with. Neither of you are folding to a threebet with those hands, so I think the river flat call is dumb.

[rando]

I think the real issue here is at what level game does calling become the preferred play? Maybe at like 25/50 calling is a good play, but at 0.25/0.50 the difference between being called or not is such a small amount of money you might as well go for it, knowing that most of the time you're dealing with people who jump in the boat, not wriggle off the hook. I think the pro-call analysis is more oriented towards far higher stakes, generally speaking. I pump this pot up hoping to drag along a dead boat. Hell I play 200 max PL and recently got dragged along with top boat to flopped quads (mind you he played it perfectly), so I don't think at these low stakes we need to worry about that extra single bet holding out on hero.