I've had the worst time of late and have dropped over a 1000 bucks in the last few months. Iseems like its bad beat after bad beat.Check this one which is where i stopped for the day!!lee ness (1,700.00 in seat 1)tobaia (2,300.00 in seat 2) Dealer: tobaiaBig Blind: lee ness (20.00)Small Blind: tobaia (10.00) lee ness was dealt: Ac - Qs tobaia Call (10.00)lee ness Raise (100.00)tobaia Call (100.00) Flop Qd - 3c - As lee ness Bet (120.00)tobaia Call (120.00) Turn Qd - 3c - As - 3d lee ness Bet (240.00)tobaia Raise (480.00)lee ness All-In (1,220.00)tobaia Call (980.00) River Qd - 3c - As - 3d - 3s lee ness shows: Ac - Qs (a full house, Threes full of Aces)tobaia shows: 3h - 4h (four of a kind, Threes) tobaia wins: 3,400.00 (with four of a kind, Threes) Game ended 2012-05-12 00:38:16 CEST
You're not trolling are you? :) Short answer: No. Long answer: No. Fish will always suck out on you, it's the nature of the game but it keeps them coming back. It's frustrating but it happens; some people run over ev, some under. All you can do is get your money in when you're ahead.My friend got his money in in a live game on the flop once, his opponent needed running aces to win. He got them. These sort of things also happen in B&M casino's, just less often as fewer hands are being dealt per hour. Are they rigged too? May I suggest "The mental game of poker" by Jared Tendler for dealing with these sorts of issues. I haven't read it but hear good things on 2+2. edit: just noticed you were behind when you got it in, but still bad luck getting called pre-flop and sucked out on by that hand I guess. Also the flop call with bottom pair and essentially zero equity, wow! :)
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