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[QUOTE="xdmanx007, post: 322235, member: 889"]
I remember that hand! First,Technically speaking your opponent probably should not have called. Now your mistake was over aggression you didn't leave yourself an out, with a very weak hand. Plus your opponent was short stacked against the blinds only 6xBB so players in this situation HAVE to make calls they may not like, your opponent on the short stack decided to take a shot and got lucky. Another mistake was at the point you fired all in the amount of chips in the pot was not large enough to be worth your move. At that point you bet 1800 to win 400 not good. I would have either pot bet or "checked" and folded to any raise or bet. Now I am a big endorser of bulling short stacks around but you also have to remember it was still a freebie so you HAVE to expect weak calls and getting drawn out on more because your opponents have nothing invested so they will play much more loosely. You didn't get sucked out on you just played a bad hand too aggressively. FYI I too got tilted in the tourney against a COMPLETE suckout, big hand and wasn't the same after, and took out 2 good players on pure luck when I really just wanted it to end cause I couldn't get that suckout hand out of my mind and knew I wasn't going to win, in that frame of mind! Oh BTW be very leary about playing BB top pair with bad kickers they will get you into alot of trouble TRUST ME!
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