Local house game in Pacific Beach, mostly a mix of younger guys all with a lot of playing experience against each other. Buy-in $200, blinds $1/2.

I limp 5-6 off-suit in the CO, really good LAG in SB makes it $11 to go, BB just calls, I call. (SB started with $150ish, BB with $800ish, me with $550). SB has been running pretty bad , usually plays a few pots uber-aggro every now and then to keep the table on their toes.

Flop is A[c]5[c]6[d].

SB leads out $20, BB folds, I make it $60, he pushes for a little less than $100 more.

Who calls this?

Shamdonk - that's probably the most hilarious avatar ever.

Anywyas, I ended up rushing my decision and insta-calling, because I felt like if he had A-5/A-6/5-5/6-6 it was just a cold deck, and as a LAG his range would include hands like 6[c]7[c] or 7[c]8[c] or 8[c]9[c] and Aces with good kickers.

He stacked me with A-A. I just felt like I shouldn't have rushed the decision in insta-calling him even though it was only $100 more - LAGs who raise pre-flop out of the blind then lead the flop and then instantly come over the top all-in of your flop-raise tend to not be bluffing.

I guess cause of his range and stack size though it's a pretty automatic call. I still felt kind of like a donk for giving him another $160 to re-distritube among the table at his discretion.