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[QUOTE="poettic1, post: 347036, member: 7096"]
i recently played a sng at pacific and litterally got wrecked by a guy who could have never beat me, ever. but he had all my chips and i lost 22 dollars so maybe he could beat me.
 
 
i went back and looked at the hands i got beat in and almost vomited. raise with ace king get called by 97(not heads up with two ppl behind him, me in position) the flop is queen 3 6 rainbow, he goes all in, and i muster a call. turn is a 9. i had 5x his chips no big no gut drop.
 
next hand i get pocket 5s and riase larger like 300 to a 30 bb so im expecting to only get called with a big hand right. the guy calls with 53 flop is 2 9 6 again rainbow. hes all in, again i know he doesn't have the 9 and hes trying to drive me. i make the call, turn a 4 and now he has as many chips as i do.
 
the very next hand i look down at kk and raise 500 to a 50 thinking ill get called because im steaming. the guy calls flop is 8 6 queen he goes all in i of coarse call and the screen reads he has 86off.
 
now someone tell me that this kind of reckless abondon isn't normal, cause all is fair in chaos and order but damn. the poker bubble is both good and bad for real professional style players. 
 
dead money is dead money but when you should be winning and get called and beaten with crap it drives you crazy
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