How is that every time I push someone has AK, AA, or KK?

Every single time I make my first all in move shortstacked with a reasonable hand like ace 10 into just a few random hands, how is it one of them has a premium hand 99% of the ****ing time? I'll watch other shortstacks go all in every single round, and they never, ever get called. They are probably pushing with garbage like ace 2 or king 5. I'll watch one player literraly push all in about 6 out of 10 hands, and never get called. And he then has a nice healthy stack. Every time I make my first push in middle or Late position, someone has AA, KK, QQ, JJ, 10 10, AK, or AQ. I'll go 100 hands without getting anything like those hands.

Rigged.

Or pie.

isnt profanity not allowed here?

im pretty sure that the "/" wont make it ok to say...

or maybe i dont know the rules very well

also whining wont get you anywhere in life...

unless you have rich parents who dont like confrontation


rich parents=larger bankroll

Its funny how people dont remember all the times they had AA or KK in this situation. Its poker.

Yours is a really broad based question. Would need a lot more details than you give here, and one specific answer couldn't possibly cover all the possibilities. On the surface it does look like you have developed a very specific table image / tells.

Mix up your play a little. You did say you wait for that ONE 'reasonable' hand to play 'short-stacked'. Wondering why those all-inners 6 of 10 are winning. They are simply more aggressive, willing to put it all on the line, bet the farm, on that donkey hand. They know they have to start earlier to build that stack, or they too will be short-stacked making desperate moves. It's the risk they take, and it does bring rewards.

Learning how, when and where to pick that spot is a big part of it. Try some freerolls and experiment. Don't let 100 hands pass you by.

i disagree. i think its because god hates him. and also he has probably been singled out by the website as someone they dont like. whenever he gos all in the other players cards are changed to big hands. from what ive been reading it happens to lots of people. sad really.

Everyone has been through this, I still some how manage to run into the monster hands when I'm short and it's late in a tourney, it seems that I have a gift of doing so no matter what my hand is, just chalk it up to bad luck and move on.

Got my chuckle for the day. Nice work

This made me laugh. Wonder how it was posted before editing for profanity. Probably not as humorous.

Fast like a nascar?