is he right and why?

[JJKillian]

30+3 party. Playing someone heads up that is in the top 75 in points on leaderboard.

Blinds are 300/600 I have 4440 and villian has 3560

Have KQ suited in BB

Villian raises to 1200
I push
villian calls

Villian showsdown 2/4 offsuit and makes a boat

Respecting his position on the leaderboard, I am curious to the play. So I ask him why he would showdown that hand after my push. He said that I made the improper play by reraising him pf with a king.

Was he right and why?

2 live cards possibility and 30% of his chip stack into pot already is all I can come up with.

[kyro]

Villain's either jerking you around or has made the leaderboard solely on the fact that he plays a lot. I play it the same way as you.

[Phil Van Sexton]

He played the hand like a moron, and his comments confirm that he sucks.

When heads up at 300/600 blinds, KQ is the nuts.

[rickr]

If he puts you on any two here, how many hands do you think he is ahead of? No he is not right.

Later,

Rick

[grimel]

He needs to buy lottery tickets. Play it like you did 100% of the time and deal with the suckouts (like he did) because you are a BIG favorite.

[Dr_Jeckyl_00]

the villain just got lucky, you played correctly.

[Atropos]

He should have pushed, you should have called.
He raised, you pushed, thats fine and even better for you.
I dont think he can fold after raising, because he has invested so much of his stack.

[kyro]

I agree that villain needs to push often in this hand, but with 6BB left (and hero having about 7.5), I would probably fold 32o here. Pushing isn't terrible though.

[grimel]

He (villian) got caught with his hands in the cookie jar and lucked out. After the push he should have tucked tail and ran (as you suggest) - he "has to" get a better hand the next deal than 42o. If I could I"d fold and show, then push even if I was delt 32o the next hand.

But, I'm psycho.