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Old 01-04-2008, 01:11 PM
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Pocket-rockets suck AAs

Sorry for the rant, but I really wanted somewhere to post all my "all-in with AA and sucked-out on by some idiot" thread. Got stoned holding AA 12 times yesterday.

Now, it's not always a donkey with 45s that flushes out - there aren't many players that are stupid enough to call a big re-raise pre-flop with that kind of crap (although there are some, and they have an uncanny ability to hit the flop hard). It's usually a smaller big pair that catches a 2-outer.

Here's a lovely example from today:

#Game No : 6655789880
***** Hand History for Game 6655789880 *****
$25 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Friday, January 04, 11:55:32 ET 2008
Table Table 125924 (No DP) (Real Money)
Seat 6 is the button
Total number of players : 6
Seat 3: iNano78 ( $21.09 USD )
Seat 6: NZGriffin ( $32.82 USD )
Seat 5: g_wentino ( $28.63 USD )
Seat 1: Smorpher ( $40.87 USD )
Seat 2: riggedbot ( $27.87 USD )
Seat 4: flsamain ( $7.67 USD )
Smorpher posts small blind [$0.10 USD].
riggedbot posts big blind [$0.25 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to iNano78 [ ]
iNano78 raises [$1 USD]
flsamain folds
g_wentino raises [$3 USD]
NZGriffin folds
Smorpher folds
riggedbot folds
iNano78 raises [$5 USD]
g_wentino raises [$19 USD]
iNano78 is all-In [$15.09 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** [ , , ]
** Dealing Turn ** [ ]
** Dealing River ** [ ]
g_wentino shows [ , ]three of a kind, Kings.
iNano78 doesn't show [ , ]a pair of Aces.
g_wentino wins $0.91 USD from side pot #1 with three of a kind, Kings.
g_wentino wins $40.41 USD from the main pot with three of a kind, Kings.

But it is nice to know that I'm not the only person this happens to:

#Game No : 6655470541
***** Hand History for Game 6655470541 *****
$25 USD NL Texas Hold'em - Friday, January 04, 10:06:37 ET 2008
Table Table 129354 (Real Money)
Seat 2 is the button
Total number of players : 5
Seat 2: dilemack ( $38.40 USD )
Seat 6: Berlin_AAA ( $25.02 USD )
Seat 5: iNano78 ( $29.54 USD )
Seat 4: Howymind ( $23.15 USD )
Seat 3: Ibetmybikini ( $25.79 USD )
Ibetmybikini posts small blind [$0.10 USD].
Howymind posts big blind [$0.25 USD].
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to iNano78 [ ]
iNano78 raises [$1 USD]
Berlin_AAA folds
dilemack raises [$2.25 USD]
Ibetmybikini folds
Howymind folds
iNano78 raises [$4 USD]
dilemack is all-In [$36.15 USD]
iNano78 is all-In [$24.54 USD]
** Dealing Flop ** [ , , ]
** Dealing Turn ** [ ]
** Dealing River ** [ ]
iNano78 shows [ , ]a full house, Kings full of Eights.
dilemack shows [ , ]two pairs, Aces and Eights.
dilemack wins $8.86 USD from side pot #1 with two pairs, Aces and Eights.
iNano78 wins $57.43 USD from the main pot with a full house, Kings full of Eights.

Is it just me, or does anybody else have a net losing record with AA? I always try to get my chips all-in pre-flop, and try to avoid obvious flush or straight situations when I get called and have to play post-flop. There have been several times when I've folded the best hand, but I'd rather lose small and win big than the other way around. Yet, I've played well over 10,000 hands now, and I still lose more money than I win. Meanwhile, one of my best net-profit hands is still QT, since I only play it from the button or blinds, and only play it after the flop if I hit 2-pair or a straight (or better)... and I quite often find myself getting paid off by somebody with AA or KK or AQ, etc.
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