Hey folks,I've been playing the super turbo's on fulltilt a lot recently; basically because I found Cog's series of videos very accessible and the ideas easy to apply. At first I could do no wrong, turned $40 into just over $200 with very little to report. Recently though i've been experiancing jaw dropping losses, suckouts that range from standard to the quite remarkable. I understand that there's a high level of variance in these games because of the games structure so i'm keeping calm, leaving my screen when feeling tilty and generally trying to keep my emotions well out of it. I have noticed some weirdness though and i'm not afriad to ask a stupid question so here goes...is say, top pair medium kicker ever a hand you want to get all the money in with on the flop? These are the hands I see the most fireworks with; say ive got T8 and the board comes down 8 3 4, my opponent bets out, I shove and get called by Q8. Now maybe i'm an idiot; but I don't see how I can get away from this in a super turbo?!? Regular speeds of course give you more room to manouever and you don't need to take every bit of every flop you hit; it's obviously more situational and opponent/read based. Am I just getting cold decked or are there any people out there who think this is SO marginal its an easy fold? Any input would be most greatfully aprreciated fellow HUSNGoers!