My Worst Beat

[SugeWhite]

Small Stakes Ring on FTP .10/.25. Full table, I sat with the Max $25. After nearly 3 hours.. I built my stack up to $130, got into a hand with another big stack ($110). He knew better to get into hands with me but raised my BB $2.50 when I had AA. I Re-raised $5 more and he called. Flop was A 2 9 rainbow, and I checked. He fired out $10... (The money dance was going on in my head now) I Re-raised $10 and he called. Turn was a K. I wanted to get the flush and straight draws out, even though I knew he made a set, so I bet $20... he called. The River was a 9. I knew it before I could check, and I did... and he quickly went all in for his last $60... and I couldn't fold.

To make it worse, he said 'lol' in chat and left with $220 with his Quads. Losing $110 in a matter of 30 seconds scarred me from poker and I stopped playing for about 3 months because of that hand.

That one stung! =)

[gnk2727]

I lost pocket A's on that kind of table to pocket K's when dude hit a K on the flop and moved all in at the turn..........I lost about $50 in that hand so I kind of know how you feel............

[Killermanner]

These big pots lost will always happen to someone who he's playing high stakes, everyone can't win and keep winning.

[YoungGunKid]

Why did you go ahead and go all-in when it was obvious to you that he had quads? Your always trying to minimize your losses when your beat and maximize when your ahead.Although everyone is guilty of doing it occasionally.But next time just fold it when your beat for all of us and save us some money plz on the turn also if that was a blank you should have pushed in just my two cents though