okay, so in a free tournement but still annoying...
10-10 My BB
1 guy across the table shoves ( I'm obviously never folding 10's In a turbo tournement ) so he shows A4Rags.. ofcourse he hits his ace...
KK my bb again, anyways folding over to SB and the guy raises, He wasn't raisisng often so knew he might be strong but obviously never folding KK so I 3 bet it making them commit half their stack, and ofcourse I'm wanting it all in on flop, flop faily safe can't remember the cards but safe for KK after making them commit anyways so I check to allow them to donk which they did, I call it down and they show a set...
another badbeat/cooler
Q9 clubs, made a flush on river, didn't overbet it just bet for value as the board was paired, this was In a turbo double so you can't really play scared with hands like this, guy accroess the table shoves, so I call and he showed the nuts flush.
just seems to be me all the time, and the last hand I played in the freeroll, was 10-7 but I knew the guy on the bb was calling me down with any 2 as by this time I dwindled to 3.5bb so I shoved he turns over 9-6 sure enough he makes trips... its funny though that it always comes down to people dropping me from all ins pre flop with a weaker hand, yet had I made a hand and jammed I'd probably only get folds. its not like I'm so tight that everyone should fold either I tend to be well balanced.. I just don't see how its mathmatically possible, and I never seem toi be on the good end of a suckout unless it really doesn't matter like when I'm forced to jamm with garbige.
Comments
Over the right sample size, the mathematics says it must.
You need to accept this, & get used to it, or the pain will continue as long as you play poker, here or elsewhere.
On AVERAGE your overpair will lose to an underpair 18% of the time. Play that coup 100 times & you will lose it 18 times ON AVERAGE.
Your 9-9 will lose to A-7 a whopping 28% of the time. Play that match up 100 times & you will lose it 28 times on average.
It's simple maths, not "always me". It's "always everyone".
Remember, too, you are just as often the other side of the equation. You win with the underpair, or the one outer A.