Did I play correctly when I shoved all my chips on the loot with aa or no ra hands?įirst post I've seen in this topic that goes a bit beyond 'AA is a good hand so try to get it in'. I lost my stacks with AA on my hands, 5/5 heads-up was not in my favor.īy the way, 3 of which I lost to a pair of kk in a fight one-on-one, on the bubble. But in my case, instead of a smile, there was a sad grimace.

I think everyone will agree that when you play a lot you often find yourself in a situation where, smiling with the best hand of no-limit hold'em, you hope that your only opponent will want to bluff well enough to reduce this hand to all-in. Yesterday I had a rich day in tournaments. So I think that this is not so, about the almost impossible. This suggests that everyone can win poker with both 2 j and aa.Īt the same time, it’s usually written there that it’s almost impossible to lose one-on-one with aa. And also please do not strongly criticize, this is my first post here, I just get acquainted with the forum.Īll educational garbage on the Internet begins with a phrase like a poker game with incomplete information. AND knocked the villain out of the tournament later in the day.I apologize in advance for the terrible grammar, but I think I will be able to convey the idea. Mike took his 45k and rallied back to $188k by the end of day 2. I was on the phone with my wife at the time and almost threw my phone at the wall because I was so pissed. Villian needed those 2 cards to come on the turn and the river.and got both of them. I may be wrong, but I don't think there is a runout worse than this (yes/no?). The table erupted in laughter at the stupid comment. Villain shows KKK and says, 'that's what I put you on'. Mike makes a pot sized bet, villain moves all in and Mike calls. Mike bets half the pot, and Villain calls. Raises preflop and gets 1 caller.įlop = A, rag, rag. I had a 1/10th stake in my buddy Mike and he runs into this on day 2. HOWEVER, I think my buddy Mike holds the all-time worst AA beat.

My $12 raise got 4 calls, which I knew was bad news. First time at this game, but I knew it played bigger than $1/$1. Playing $1/$1 hold em, and I raised $12 preflop.

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