I figured out the worst way to lose with AA

[Wynton]

It's when you open-raise on the sb, and bb doesn't give you any credit for a hand, so he raises you back, and it gets capped pf.

The betting is capped on the flop also, though you finally slow down a bit on the turn, afraid of trips.

But trips wasn't the problem. Villain ends up with a backdoor, runner-runner flush, using one of his pocket 6s.

[ZenMusician]

Fold Preflop = Much Worseseser.

-ZEN

no I think i have mastered losing with aces I raise preflop from the button 4 people dont beleave me and raise it gets capped then i hit my trips ace on the flop every street get capped and 2 dumbA$$'s make runner runner straights with 9,2 offsuit and split the pot. that seems pretty normal for me

bad beats are what keeps the fish around.

Sneakychicken

i got a good one
sb KK
blind thief raises i 3 bet bb folds

flop j75
it gets capped
turn 5
it gets capped
river A
i ck he checks

turns over 35 for 2 pair
i made close to 40bb because of this guy eventually though, he actually saved me from having my first losing day in 2 weeks

Best one? Raising war PF, all the money in on the flop... we both flip over AA and he runner, runners a flush.

NL tourney late .. second biggest stack against chipleader. Raising preflop with KK and being called by QQ

Flop K93 .. going all in .. Villian calls and hit Q on turn and river for Quads


I posted this recently but it deserves another posting .. still makes me smile (allthough I busted out of tourney just outside money due to this hand)

nl tourny...first hand

utg: all in
utg+1(me): AA
folded all the way around to BB who calls

utg has TT
ihave AA
bb has KT

i have tripled up first hand...or so i thought

board K xx
turn x
river T

one outed on the river

[CORed]

Not as bad as losing with AA, but I once had a B&M session where I got AA twice and split the pot both times. The first time was a big pot. Lots of raising pre and post flop and I'm positive the villain has KK. Wrong, he's got the other two aces. The second time it ended up with a straight on the board. At least the villain didn't have the top end, so, another split.

[ddubois]

Hero has A/images/graemlins/spade.gifA/images/graemlins/club.gif

Flop
A/images/graemlins/heart.gif, A/images/graemlins/diamond.gif, 2/images/graemlins/club.gif
You open-push for 10x the pot, Villan calls

Turn
3/images/graemlins/club.gif

River
4/images/graemlins/club.gif

Villan flips 5/images/graemlins/club.gif 6/images/graemlins/club.gif

[Diplomat]

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It's when you open-raise on the sb, and bb doesn't give you any credit for a hand, so he raises you back, and it gets capped pf.

The betting is capped on the flop also, though you finally slow down a bit on the turn, afraid of trips.

But trips wasn't the problem. Villain ends up with a backdoor, runner-runner flush, using one of his pocket 6s.

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I can do better still.

Tournament hand three years ago. Blinds 100-200 (iirc), all three players are roughly 10k deep. UTG makes it 800, hero makes it 2800 on the button with AA, BB moves all-in, UTG calls, hero calls all-in.

Hands:

BB: KK
UTG: KK
Button: AA

Board: AT5 Q J.

-Diplomat

[Wynton]

[ QUOTE ]
Hero has A/images/graemlins/spade.gifA/images/graemlins/club.gif

Flop
A/images/graemlins/heart.gif, A/images/graemlins/diamond.gif, 2/images/graemlins/club.gif
You open-push for 10x the pot, Villan calls

Turn
3/images/graemlins/club.gif

River
4/images/graemlins/club.gif

Villan flips 5/images/graemlins/club.gif 6/images/graemlins/club.gif

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I'm going to need to see an authenticated hand history before I believe this hand actually happened to you.

And what's the deal with people posting here about hands that don't include AA? Is nothing sacred anymore?

[Diplomat]

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Not as bad as losing with AA, but I once had a B&M session where I got AA twice and split the pot both times. The first time was a big pot. Lots of raising pre and post flop and I'm positive the villain has KK. Wrong, he's got the other two aces. The second time it ended up with a straight on the board. At least the villain didn't have the top end, so, another split.

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Weak effort.

-Diplomat

[Diplomat]

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Hero has A/images/graemlins/spade.gifA/images/graemlins/club.gif


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And what's the deal with people posting here about hands that don't include AA? Is nothing sacred anymore?

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-Diplomat

[Diplomat]

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Fold Preflop = Much Worseseser.

-ZEN

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TA would disagree. /images/graemlins/wink.gif

-Diplomat

[Wynton]

I was referring to a couple of other posts in this thread, Diplomat.

[Diplomat]

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I was referring to a couple of other posts in this thread, Diplomat.

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*scans other posts*

Ahh ha. My bad.

-Diplomat

[Georgia Avenue]

The worst way to lose with Aces is when you're playing yourself heads up and when you go to triumphantly spike them on the table, the dealer's hand gets in the way and the cards hit the muck which swallows them both and you lose.

I was playing a home game one time, and this guy had just taken a bad beat and was down to a little more than the bb and went all-in preflop. I called with aces. He had 2-4 and the flop came up a-3-5. I think that was the worst aa loss I ever had.

[smartalecc5]

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Best one? Raising war PF, all the money in on the flop... we both flip over AA and he runner, runners a flush.

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Ugh, same thing happened to me pretty much. Honestly its likea 99% to tie.

[ddubois]

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I'm going to need to see an authenticated hand history before I believe this hand actually happened to you.

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I never meant to imply this happened to me, merely that this would be, as objectively as I can measure, the 'worst' way to lose with AA.

[Wynton]

Ok,ddubois. Your honor has been restored. (Aren't you relieved?)

[theblitz]

How about all-in pre-flop with AA in a tourney.
Opponent also has AA.

He wins with a flush.

(Just realised I have passed the 1000 posts barrier!)