Oh man, that feeling when you spend 4 hours grinding up 4-5 buyins on purely marginal hands, because you almost never get a monster and every time you DO get a monster, you lose. It's a complete joke, because trying play your non-monsters on micro stakes is nigh impossible with all the fish and overplaying exploiters.
1. Not a monster, but a great read gone bad: Deep stack all-in with AK against fish on K whatever flop. He's got KQ offsuit and gets Q on both turn AND river.
2. Flop a set 777, I go all-in and get called by 99 how hits a set on turn.
3. Flop the nut flush and lose against K8 player who hits K8 on flop and get a King on turn.
Now I lost far more hands than these, but those were standard hands, semi-monster against a very wet board (so I didn't commit), or more monsters (but with several hands in-between). What's your experience with no. of all-in bad beats in a row?
