Fold pre, when they 3bet, they always have aces. As played, i dont mind calling the flop to evaluate the turn. But folding the river is just mandatory, i dont see anybody staking a guy who doesnt fold the river here.
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Originally posted by anfaroloco
So i got my 50$ capital i worked it up to 125$ and today a friend told me that he wanted to play against me... so we started playing cash just him and me... i sit down with 25$ he sits down with 25$ we play for a while then i got KK... I Raise, he re raises i call...
Aaaa if you knew anything about reverse twilighting you would know in this spot it is an easy open-fold with KK .. Especially offsuit KK ..
No matter, you will get better, just study and work hard on your game
I once lost quads vs quads and next hand straight flush vs higher straight flush in a live home game. No that you won't believe for sure but it's true, lol. 
Is it me or there is a story like this on the forums every other day? Everysingle time the answer is very simple : brm...
Unlulcky man - Only just over 2% chance of that happening. But it does happen.
Don't listen to all these guys!!
If it's true, sick sick story.
So many trolls on this site - "you should have folded, HAHA, funny" - NOT.
Originally posted by ainsyboi
Don't listen to all these guys!!
This is not a great way to introduce yourself to the community.
Originally posted by Alficor1
Originally posted by ainsyboi
Don't listen to all these guys!!This is not a great way to introduce yourself to the community.
you sir made me chuckle
Originally posted by AugustusCaesar
Aaaa if you knew anything about reverse twilighting you would know in this spot it is an easy open-fold with KK .. Especially offsuit KK ..
As I noticed , he didn't say KK was offsuited, so maybe it would not be so easy fold
hahahaahahhaha i can't stop laughing with some comments...
about the hand... as said... it's a clear fold pre, he 3bets = AA .....
you called though so. flat call 2 streets and of course fold river !
you know he's got AA + 2 A on board = Quads > KKKK ....
i can't think a reason why you believed ur were ahead at flop ♠ ....
gl with the staking .... and ur friends of course ......
Originally posted by achschelo
If it's true, sick sick story.
So many trolls on this site - "you should have folded, HAHA, funny" - NOT.
Wrong time of the month? What else do you expect in a thread like this?
The probability that this happened is pretty well unbelievable - The probability that OP lost his BR gambling at higher limits than he should of is 100%(whether true or not), whatever way you look at it so really what else is there to say - Not even posted in the down swing section or the bad beat thread - So have to make some kind of discussion as OP thought this was worth starting a thread for.
Like already mentioned there is a thread like this every week, different hand but in some way, some incredible 1 outer. They all have the same thing in common - They took their whole BR to the table (one way or another, side bet or not) and lost. Simple.
Originally posted by MrMardyBumLike already mentioned there is a thread like this every week, different hand but in some way, some incredible 1 outer. They all have the same thing in common - They took their whole BR to the table (one way or another, side bet or not) and lost. Simple.
+1
Its not about folding quad kings... Just about having a bankroll after u lose your 96 percent... which will, and I repeat WILL happen no matter how much you cry about it... There is no hand of poker that is worth putting your entire bankroll on the line with unless it is unbeatable (like royal flush on the flop, or quad aces on the river etc.), its a joke to sidebet your entire roll on 96 percent. It would be fine if u dont mind losing your roll, but if you do lose it and then make a thred to whine about it it is a bit lame. Anyway I hope u start a new roll, play within your bankroll and become really awesome poker player 
GL M8
Originally posted by MrMardyBum
Originally posted by achschelo
If it's true, sick sick story.
So many trolls on this site - "you should have folded, HAHA, funny" - NOT.Wrong time of the month? What else do you expect in a thread like this?
The probability that this happened is pretty well unbelievable - The probability that OP lost his BR gambling at higher limits than he should of is 100%(whether true or not), whatever way you look at it so really what else is there to say - Not even posted in the down swing section or the bad beat thread - So have to make some kind of discussion as OP thought this was worth starting a thread for.
Like already mentioned there is a thread like this every week, different hand but in some way, some incredible 1 outer. They all have the same thing in common - They took their whole BR to the table (one way or another, side bet or not) and lost. Simple.
Originally posted by Blade90
Its not about folding quad kings... Just about having a bankroll after u lose your 96 percent... which will, and I repeat WILL happen no matter how much you cry about it... There is no hand of poker that is worth putting your entire bankroll on the line with unless it is unbeatable (like royal flush on the flop, or quad aces on the river etc.), its a joke to sidebet your entire roll on 96 percent. It would be fine if u dont mind losing your roll, but if you do lose it and then make a thred to whine about it it is a bit lame. Anyway I hope u start a new roll, play within your bankroll and become really awesome poker player
So you are both basically saying you would not put your life savings on a 96% chance to win? Really? To each his own decisions, but 96% chance to win is not gambling. Not doing it would be -EV. I'm willing to bet that any person with some common sense will tell you the same (in and out of poker).
No I didn't say that at all... I said he shouldn't of been in that situation in the first place with that bankroll, if he ever wanted to take poker seriously anyway.
