I wouldn't usually post this as everybody has bad beats but what has happened to me in the last 5 games I have played is undoubtably horrific. I had an incredibly loose guy who called all-ins with A2o shove before me I call with AK and he shows 86 - he hits his straight. I have KK in the small blind and blinds are 150/300. I shove and a guy calls me with 10-7 os - he hits the flop 10-7-7. I'm thinking to myself "This sucks" but i'm still playing a few more tables. I find AA in the first hand UTG, I raise 4x the BB and get two callers. The flop comes down 9-6-2 all different suits. I raise 2/3 of the pot and a guy shoves. I think to myself "he must have hit his set" but as I already had player notes on him before knowing that he shoves on the flop with A high I called. He showed 2 pairs: 9-2. If you guys think it ends there you are wrong. I'm not going to bang on about how I lost to idiots but I just need some way of releasing this tension - no jokes intended lol. I don't know how I can possibly run this bad. I had the help of Richard Burke who has a blog on here. One of them is titled "Semi pro baby!" I think. He helped me out last night in learning a lot more to do with Sit & Go's and I watched him play. I took in to account what he said and I applied it in my own game. It works but I just can't avoid being sucked out on. I'll hit top pair, top kicker and people will hit running clubs to make the flush on me. I just hate poker at the minute. ♠_frown:
Originally posted by elhh82
*hugs*sometimes we just have to feed the fish a little to keep them coming back.
Well these fish must be huge because they keep coming back for more 
Hello eikciR,
As elhh82 has mentioned, sometimes we have to pay those players a little temptation money, so to speak, but just remember in the long run their plays are going to be +ev for you.
Just keep playing your A-game as i'm sure you are and these moments will even themselves out in the long run, i'm sure.
Kind Regards,
-Steve
Well my roll of $30, which I started with, is now $18. All suckouts, literally. Only bad call I made was shoving all in with 12 BB with A-10 suited, which was pretty standard, and I managed to meet Mr KK and I lost haha.
5 suckouts?
Grow some balls, dude! 20-30 buyins swings are normal in SnGs. Get used to it...
Quitters never win, winners never quit!
Try seeing 5 suckouts in 40 hands every other game for 1.5 months. It's routine that I lose over 1k chips to 2,3,4,5 outers in that many hands. And no, I don't suckout just as much because I'm not that dumb.
Originally posted by SalamiandCheese
...for 1.5 months.
Days/Months are irrelevant because its possible not to play alot in this time or to play alot. Alwats measured in hands or tourneys. Its missleading saying 1.5months 
I see that in a day. If it's taking you 1.5 months you need to put in a lot more volume.
Originally posted by mishkagg
5 suckouts?Grow some balls, dude! 20-30 buyins swings are normal in SnGs. Get used to it...
OK Multiply that by 3 and you get the reality
if you want to feel better after a suckout, look the person up on sharkscope and it normally shows you that they're still losers overall........ie. you will start having your hands hold up eventually
Originally posted by AussieIan
if you want to feel better after a suckout, look the person up on sharkscope and it normally shows you that they're still losers overall........ie. you will start having your hands hold up eventually
Nice advice and will offer some nice therapy too 
Originally posted by AugustusCaesar
Originally posted by mishkagg
5 suckouts?Grow some balls, dude! 20-30 buyins swings are normal in SnGs. Get used to it...
OK Multiply that by 3 and you get the reality
we're waiting for a blog update mr.
