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[tdeuel214]

So I called a raise of 600 pre flop with 9 8 suited flop 9 8 guy raises 4000 I re raise all in 8000 he calls pocket aces I turn a 9 for a boat and hes at 4 percentage and guess what rivers an ace and knocks me out. Happens way to much on Carbon, unreal.

[abwil2]

moral of the story? quit calling raises with trash LMFAO No what happens way to much is someone calling with trash and gets rewarded for being dumb

[ProBlackbird]

Trash hand?
It was suited and quite decent one as well, he was just lucky with Pocket AA

[jczecho2]

yeah that is pretty bad, but happens to everyone all the time on all sites.

[tdeuel214]

I was in the blind sorry and it was getting down low in the tournament and needed a double up to stay alive we both had 7,000. I like suited connectors there are so many out especially against pocket pairs. I just feel like this happens to much in Carbon that the 4% into the river hits a lot more then it should.

[Detroitjunky]

Trash hand?
It was suited and quite decent one as well, he was just lucky with Pocket AA

no, the other guy was unlucky to flop two pair, i hate when people claim this scenario a bad beat when the aa was the way better hand to begin with - to hit two pair and crack the aa is a way worse beat in and of itself- if the flop came a99 then the story is told much differently

on the other side - i do agree with the call preflop - just got coolered - it happens

[SuperLops007]

Similar thing happened to me last night when I was playing some sit&go's in PS.....In one of them, just before the bubble i caught 8-9 suited, called BB(5 players called after me)...the flop(it was so called "rainbow"): 7-7-8...everybody just checked...so did I.....the turn - J..still everyone checks... The river- 10....there were no flush-draw possible, only full from flop could kill me(also chop-pot were possible).....having only 5 BB's left I moved AI....one of the other players called....and guess what? He had that full from flop....Perfect example of slow play...isn't it?

[sickread23]

I have seen how this guy plays.... EEK. Use a HH next time. Who knows what position you were in or what the stack sizes were. This is nothing more than a hand that you got incredibly lucky otf and he ended up winning. You flopped 2pair btw... any overpair to the board is more than 4% LOL. Your not including getting counterfeited ott or otr. 123.jpg
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[StackSnack]

I had almost the identical thing happen to me just a couple of days ago. But my opponent hit the one and only out (Ace) on the river. ONE FREAKING OUT and it hits on the river!!! Geeshhhhh......

[TONelson]

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