[JFB37]

It happens. Aces just aren't an automatic payday. Are you sure that you played all the hands correctly?

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1)Flop a set and they catch and inside straight on the river(limit hold em)


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How did the betting go? Did you give your opponent any free cards? Or, was it a multi-way situation where your opponent had correct odds to call on the turn?

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4)End up with Kings full of Aces to 4 kings(no limit cash game)


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In other words, there were three Kings on the board. When did they come off? There was at least one on the flop. Were there two? If the second King came off on the turn, what was the action like? How about on the river?

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5)End up getting all the money in preflop and lose to pocket 10's getting a set on the flop.(NL tourney)

6)End up getting all the money in preflop and lose to pocket jacks getting a set on the flop.(NL tourney)


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Nothing you can do here, but the odd's aren't so unbelievable as to make me start looking for UFO's. You have an 80% chance of winning each one. That means that you have:

* A 64% chance of winning both

* A 32% chance of winning one

* A 4% chance of losing both