I think I witnessed that hand, did they have J5o and hit the jack on flop?Recently I progressed so much with tilt resistance.Before it could get me and i'd immediately stop playing and take a break, now it doesn't affect me this much. For instance I was playing a freeroll yesterday and really deep, the pushed my blind and I defended, the flop comes straight and this guy bets the pot. shortly after we go all in and all he has is a pair and I am 97,5% favorite. And what do you know this guy catches runner runner and makes a full house. I lost 80% of my stack and got eliminated shortly after, it did dissappoint me a bit but before I could get really angry.
It was last saturday cardchat 100$ freroll when some fool shared a password and 2300 players swarmed in. This guy had A10 and hit a top pair on the flop, I reraised him but he wen't all in anyway. The turn and the river crushed me with another A10 coming. I got placed 103 and 0,14$ prize money.I think I witnessed that hand, did they have J5o and hit the jack on flop?
Then 5 then jack?
Was pretty gross!
Aha, so it wasn't the hand I witnessed, just a carbon copy...It was last saturday cardchat 100$ freroll when some fool shared a password and 2300 players swarmed in. This guy had A10 and hit a top pair on the flop, I reraised him but he wen't all in anyway. The turn and the river crushed me with another A10 coming. I got placed 103 and 0,14$ prize money.
Very true! But if people are putting themselves in these underdog situations it gives me chance to get deep. At least it's what I am saying to myself to not go crazy after such badbeatsAha, so it wasn't the hand I witnessed, just a carbon copy...
I saw someone flop the straight and lose to J5 runner runner boat.
It's a cruel game we play! :laugh:
Just focus on how far ahead you were when you got it in... :wink:Very true! But if people are putting themselves in these underdog situations it gives me chance to get deep. At least it's what I am saying to myself to not go crazy after such badbeats
In many games we have had to lose with different hands and even with a high, going all-in with a high pair and losing it would cause you more anger than losing with a less strong hand?
Yep I got over it pretty quickly although I get on tilt sometimes when I constantly run bad for like days and days. Oh and I really wanna do well in weekly PS 5k$ knockout tournament but get eliminated being 2 to 1 favorite, it upsets me just a little.Just focus on how far ahead you were when you got it in... :wink:
You don't mind losing when you've got 80-90%+ equity because over the long term you will win waaaay more than you lose.
friend, I am champion in losing with AA in my hand and the opponent makes two low pairs and beats me.