I just wasn't mentally set to play, and donked off over three buy-ins.
Pre-flop I'm OK, but post flop... I stacked like a noob with my weak overpair. I thought he had A/Ks. Oh well.
Jack-Jack on a different table:
Not much I could do different there. I guess I could have charged him more to draw.
This is the next hand at the same table:
I suck, but at least I bail without stacking.
Same table. Same over-aggressive guy.
I make a steam-shove figuring it's a coin flip.
Anyway, I deserved much of the beating I got.
Add a lot of hands where I go up against a short stack and call shoves with nice hands only to lose with a slightly smaller kicker and you have my night.
So here's my session update:
Since then I've been playing tournaments. I finally won a $2.20 satellite to the Sunday $200k (after a huuuuuge cold streak).
I played 4 $10 double-or-nothing games, winning 3 and losing the 4th to a river draw-out. That made me like those games.
Last night I played 4... Ugh! The short stacks kept getting in bad and doubling up. And people making terrible moves kept getting rewarded for them.
The seventh hand of the tournament and a player on my right shoves for the third time pre-flop. I call, as does a short stack:
Notice how many chips I have left? ^
A bit later she shoves pre-flop again and the better hand holds:
Whew!
I wasn't involved in this hand, but she shoves pre-flop again:
Sick.
I got knocked out when she shoved, I called with A/J, and someone called. She had A/J as well, and the caller had K/T (WTF?) and hit his T.
The one tournament that I did win, I shoved with Q/Q and was called by the SB who had K/K. Luckily a lady showed up on the turn and I was saved.
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