Bad Beat but have a look

[GlasgowBandit]

V_RealBandit posted the small blind - $200.00
DallasCorben posted the big blind - $400.00

** Dealing card to V_RealBandit: Queen of Hearts, Queen of Clubs
TheCaptain folded
666parky666 raised - $800.00
Sinbad01 folded
Qville folded
annjie raised - $1200.00
lingm folded
VanIron folded
V_RealBandit raised - $7200.00
DallasCorben folded
666parky666 folded
annjie called - $7200.00

** Dealing the flop: 8 of Spades, 4 of Spades, 7 of Clubs
V_RealBandit bet - $3600.00
annjie called - $3600.00

** Dealing the turn: 6 of Spades
V_RealBandit went all-in - $195.00
annjie called - $195.00
annjie shows: Jack of Clubs, Ace of Clubs

** Dealing the river: Ace of Spades
annjie wins $23190.00 from the main pot

End of game 549349250

[Nem]

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[GlasgowBandit]

i know Nem!!  But I am fuming that was the £25 freezeout on laddies I had only played about 8 hands in the first hour and a half and this muppet had ben raising every pot - i say its a good job that I never deposited any more than £30 the day on laddies i think that could have the potential to have put me on tilt!!!

[Royal Flush]

Am i missing something?

[I, Zimbra]

I would say that it seems odd to me that you raised to 3/4 of your stack preflop, but other than that...

[GlasgowBandit]

I would say that it seems odd to me that you raised to 3/4 of your stack preflop, but other than that...

I never meant to raise that much to be honest my finget got stuck on the slider bar and it almost folded but i don't understand why he can call that raise in any case with AJ, i had been at the table for a good while and played very little highly likely that i was raising with nothing, but then when i make another bet on the flop he seems to think his AJ is still good!

[Royal Flush]

I would say that it seems odd to me that you raised to 3/4 of your stack preflop, but other than that...

I never meant to raise that much to be honest my finget got stuck on the slider bar and it almost folded but i don't understand why he can call that raise in any case with AJ, i had been at the table for a good while and played very little highly likely that i was raising with nothing, but then when i make another bet on the flop he seems to think his AJ is still good!

He has to call 3795 to win 19395, is he really going to pass?

[Newmanseye]

I really dont see what you are questioning, you got him to do what you wanted, he made a mistake, ge got all of his chips in with 3 out and he got lucky, you want that call every day of the week.  Well at least i do 

[byronkincaid]

I would say that it seems odd to me that you raised to 3/4 of your stack preflop, but other than that...

I never meant to raise that much to be honest my finget got stuck on the slider bar and it almost folded but i don't understand why he can call that raise in any case with AJ, i had been at the table for a good while and played very little highly likely that i was raising with nothing, but then when i make another bet on the flop he seems to think his AJ is still good!

I don't think you can assume that anybody is evaluating how you are playing. most people are 4 tabling, watching TV and eating a tasty snack all at the same time.

[boldie]

I would say that it seems odd to me that you raised to 3/4 of your stack preflop, but other than that...

I never meant to raise that much to be honest my finget got stuck on the slider bar and it almost folded but i don't understand why he can call that raise in any case with AJ, i had been at the table for a good while and played very little highly likely that i was raising with nothing, but then when i make another bet on the flop he seems to think his AJ is still good!

I don't think you can assume that anybody is evaluating how you are playing. most people are 4 tabling, watching TV and eating a tasty snack all at the same time.

indeed...
he's playing his AJ suited not looking at who he's playing.

i wouldn't even really call this a bad beat...ofcourse he calls you once the flop is there and you go all in...he is commited. and he probably thinks he's got overcards because of your massive pre flop bet. You wanted one caller like this. he got lucky sure...but that's the way it goes. if you had bet less pre-flop then you would have given him a chance to get out after the flop came down...now he didn't have one and just had to ride his luck.

[mikkyT]

Can't say more than whats already been said. A smaller pre-flop bet gives you more chip sto play with post flop, when he has a bigger decision to make and less of a commitment to money already in the middle.

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