Hordling
Rock Star
Silver Level
Was in a Live SNG last night (local area). 16 people (8 per table). 5k starting chips. start blinds 50/100 every 15 minutes
2nd blind level in 100/200)(all 16 still in) current chip stack about 6.5k, On the button with KK, 2 limpers prior, raise 3X. SB and BB fold along with 1st caller. 2nd caller pushes his 3.5k in, I think it over for a minute or 2 and then call.
All in goes "I can't believe you called" and flips over 22. Turning over my KK and overjoyed until the first card flopped is a 2. Blank out. (steaming at this point).
Which doesn't help the following issue I had, Deal comes around I'm on the SB with TT. Prior action 4 limpers and still the BB to act. I'm completely sure I wasn't thinking straight. Blinds are now 200/400 I have 2.5k, I debated on just pushing all in, just calling or raising....I went with a 1.2k bet and then proceeded to get 3 callers. Flop was KQ8. I checked 1 caller beat then the other reraised all in. I simply folded.
The more I look back on it, I believe i completely misplayed everything and wasn't really thinking straight.
What I was wondering is this:
How can you get over a bad beat fast enough to think straight enough on another hand like I had in SB?
Any thoughts I'd appreciate it.
(I busted out shortly later with 77)
2nd blind level in 100/200)(all 16 still in) current chip stack about 6.5k, On the button with KK, 2 limpers prior, raise 3X. SB and BB fold along with 1st caller. 2nd caller pushes his 3.5k in, I think it over for a minute or 2 and then call.
All in goes "I can't believe you called" and flips over 22. Turning over my KK and overjoyed until the first card flopped is a 2. Blank out. (steaming at this point).
Which doesn't help the following issue I had, Deal comes around I'm on the SB with TT. Prior action 4 limpers and still the BB to act. I'm completely sure I wasn't thinking straight. Blinds are now 200/400 I have 2.5k, I debated on just pushing all in, just calling or raising....I went with a 1.2k bet and then proceeded to get 3 callers. Flop was KQ8. I checked 1 caller beat then the other reraised all in. I simply folded.
The more I look back on it, I believe i completely misplayed everything and wasn't really thinking straight.
What I was wondering is this:
How can you get over a bad beat fast enough to think straight enough on another hand like I had in SB?
Any thoughts I'd appreciate it.
(I busted out shortly later with 77)