I misplayed the most important part of the hand.

[Clarkmeister]

I sit down in what at first glance looks like a terrible 20-40. I post in the CO and as I am un-racking my chips, and people are folding, I decide that I'm just going to raise blind if they fold to me. They do, and I do. Folded back to the big blind who calls.

The flop is J88 rainbow. He checks, I bet, he folds. Tommy would have just mucked without looking there, and that's what I should have done. But I couldn't force myself to fold without looking. A perfect play and a perfect start to the session totally ruined as I looked down and saw AA.

[Franchise (TTT)]

Wow.

[Chris Daddy Cool]

Is this one of those... "I made the correct play so it didn't even matter what I had" kind of things? You just wanted to confirm to yourself what you didn't even need to know?

[JTG51]

Sometimes a funny story is just a funny story.

[Gabe]

Did the BB know you were betting and raising blind? If not, with that flop, you have to look at your hand.

[Clarkmeister]

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Did the BB know you were betting and raising blind? If not, with that flop, you have to look at your hand.

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ROFL. How do you figure?

[Joe Tall]

Too bad you didn't check.

Peace,
Joe Tall

[Barry]

Now thats funny!

It really must be a terrible game, if the BB checkfolds the flop when you raised blind.

That's righteous poker at it's best!

[SaintAces]

Then again, it'd be funny to throw down 62 offsuit.
Imagine if you flopped quads. Tilt?

[AviD]

LOL missed a few bets huh? /images/graemlins/smile.gif