AAvs47

[vic75]

I was thinking AJ on the turn but no 47. https://www.boomplayer.com/en/24079412_AE245E2D74

 

[SPANKYSN]

That should not have happened. It's too bad that your opponent made a bad move at the right time; but that's poker.

 

[Acesinthebig]

Guy has a 5% chance on the river on winning the hand. I would say it's a terrible play but it's only a 2$ tournament so expect wacky plays like that.

 

[LFC_yllnwa]

I was thinking AJ on the turn but no 47. https://www.boomplayer.com/en/24079412_AE245E2D74

Not very well played! on the flop you have to play 4bet and more. And flop play all in.

 

[watplays]

i think we are being results oriented.. you played the hand well just got unlucky.. how many times are you losing this hand in reality. the hands that are obv crushing are 77 88 jj but can rule out jj on turn 98% of time. horrid play by him im sure he has deposited a gazilion times over. but if we are scared we are scared of 77 88 but that is monsters under the bed.. these hands would just simply jam over your 3 bet or fold pre. if they are flatting out of pos they are just going to get killed way to much to ever win with these hands. but once again low stakes dealing with utter morons so anything is possible

 

[ph_il]

3bet less preflop.

~3900-4200

 

[vic75]

I want action with this hand its just unlucky a case of river stars once in a card chat freeroll on Acr had Aces back to back and lost both times.

 

[TheNutz4You]

yeah that's a punter getting lucky. He was hoping to push you out of the hand on the turn as he felt you didn't have a J as the second one rolled off. God his play is bad, opening UTG with 74.

 

[Samwell]

It hurts to look at it
The opponent showed a bad game, but in fact a positive
My opinion was to smother him on the flop

 

[Yoo]

I feel bad when this happen and it happen often saddly.

 

[Stamati87]

That's nasty mate! Keep moving on.

 

[froggeedogs]

aa vs 47

you played the pre-flop well. once the flop was down, I personally would have gone all-in. he might still call and win, but at that point you have done everything you could to show the strength of your hand. and then of course s*&^ happens. better luck next time.

 

[leon_fush]

This is one of those cases when you want to remove poker and life .... very very sad distribution. But there is a legend that the distance returns ... so wait)))

 

[ChronicFish]

ALL IN aces preflop he would be less likely to play 47.

 

[lilcharlierich]

Yea i agree 3 bet

 

[trezvennick]

I was thinking AJ on the turn but no 47. https://www.boomplayer.com/en/24079412_AE245E2D74

It's all because of AA is a garbage on PS!!!

 

[deform fedot]

It's all because of AA is a garbage on PS!!!

It's just a fuc...........king river

 

[edc1]

some day yer the bug some days the windshield,we never know what kind of days its going to be-you just got realy unlucky,let it go and move on

 

[TCashMoney19]

I was thinking AJ on the turn but no 47. https://www.boomplayer.com/en/24079412_AE245E2D74

Don't be results oriented, you played the hand fine. You got all your chips in as a 95% favorite, what more do you want? haha

In terms of the hand itself, you're never folding that turn. Ever. With an SPR of just around 1 with pocket aces on that flop, you cannot profitably fold there over the long haul. Just sucks you got drawn out on, but that's the variance of $2 tournaments right there lol

 

[SPANKYSN]

I want action with this hand its just unlucky a case of river stars once in a card chat freeroll on Acr had Aces back to back and lost both times.

This doesn't only happen in freerolls. I was playing live $1-2 table up against the table chip leader with over $600. This guy was raising everything, so I knew he was so aggressive that he could raise with nothing...he raised to $10. I had AA on the button. At this point, my choices are 1) reraise and probably collect the blinds + his $10, 2) slowplay the AAs and double up or 3) slowplay my way into losing $125. After a Qxx flop, he bets $25. I figure he hit the Q and raise to $50. The money goes all in and he tables Q6. You guessed it....hits the 6 on the river and knocks me out. Now, obviously, it would have been better to take the $13 bucks...but it is so rare to get such a strong hand that I got greedy and wanted a big payout. He should never have played that hand....certainly not with a raise, but with a huge stack, more that triple anyone else at the table, these things happen....the long and short of it is: at the lower blind tables, it is better to be lucky than skillful.

 

[Edson]

Even shitty cards sometimes will win. When bad players sometimes have luck its Ok because they will pay You in long run

I was thinking AJ on the turn but no 47. https://www.boomplayer.com/en/24079412_AE245E2D74

 

[bumerangue]

Bad lucky, its in this situation we have to remember that its because of this players we actually do some money hehe

 

[Supmargy]

In the end... tell yourself that these are the people that make poker profitable for others...

 

[tilan501]

Poker is this way, we must know this kind of things happens all the time.
Sometimes can happen with us too

 

[cata1999]

I think you should do all in in prefloop because he made raise and in the worst case you would win a reasonable bank.