New to $2 ... is this pretty standard? FR $200

[MindOverMatter]

Villain is a total fish. 40%/5% and somewhat donkish postflop.
The play at the table has been very loose passive with quite a few 4-way+ limped pots and not much preflop raising.

My image is tight.

EP Limper, EP poster, a small raise and a call. I imagine that the $6 bettor had a hand like a suited connector or a medium pair. My idea was to squeeze him out because of the fish/donk, who just called the raise and who I am ahead of most of the time. If I get called I have position and I really wanted to find out where the bigger stacks were at. If nothing else there looked like there was a lot of loose money out there.

What can fish have when he moves it in? I figured it was some kind of pair, but I wasn't going to fold against a probable pair at 1.8/1.

Pretty standard? I'm more interested in what paople think about the raise than anything.

I've been playing $100 FR for quite a long time and really want to move up, so I appreciate the advice from you guys who have been there a long time. Thanks.

PokerRoom No-Limit Hold'em, $4 BB (9 handed) from (Format: Bet The Pot)

saw flop|saw showdown

UTG+1 ($36.80)
MP1 ($243.00)
MP2 ($200.20)
MP3 ($98.00)
CO (Villain)/ ($104.80)
Hero ($305.40)
SB ($151.80)
BB ($71.65)
UTG ($101.80)

Preflop: Hero is Button with , .
2 folds, MP1 calls $2, MP2 checks, MP3 raises to $6, Villain calls $6, Hero raises to $26, 2 folds, MP1 folds, MP2 folds, MP3 folds, Villain raises (98.80), Hero calls $78.80.

Flop: ($125.80) , , (2 players)

Turn: ($125.80) (2 players)

River: ($125.80) (2 players)

Final Pot: $125.80

[TableTiger1]

[iceman5]

[Spank_her_Pair]

[Stoneburg]

More often than not, people tend to have either Axs or medium pairs there, which is exactly what you want obviously.