[Closed] $20 left

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30/0 Fixed-Limit Hold'em (9 handed)
Hand recorder used for this poker hand: Texas Grabem 1.9 by www.pokerstrategy.com.

Preflop: Hero is SB with A♥, A♠
4 folds, MP3 calls, 2 folds, Hero raises, BB folds, MP3 calls.

Flop: (29.33 SB) 2♦, 4♥, 8♦ (2 players)
Hero bets, MP3 raises (All-In), MP3 3-bets (All-In), Hero calls.

Turn: (0.00 BB) 6♣
River: (0.00 BB) 5♣

Final Pot: 0.00 BB

Results follow (highlight to see):
MP3 shows [ 7h, 8s ] a straight Four to Eight
Hero shows [ Ah, As ] a pair of Aces

Well, it's a typical bad beat really. AA isn't always going to win 100%, for obviously variance comes into play. But never the less, post your stats if you have any. Maybe you're playing too loose early on when blind levels are low etc.

I could take it if it was just a bad beat and I was craked by KK or KA or something similar. But 87o is a joke, it's not just a bad beat it's getting beat by monkeys with half their brains squished out. What logic makes a person call a 6.33 raise pre flop with those two? and what forces him to push all in with a pair of 8's and a 7 kicker?

It's retarded and it's all I've had for the last week. Been fucked over at every corner more than a Vietnamese hooker. Frankly I've had enough and after this last $20 is gone, which probably won't take long at this rate I'll be back at the card rooms and giving up the online world full of this type of reject.

Maybe try the cash games until you have enough of a BR to play the higher SnGs. The lower SnGs is left to much up to chance seeing as how the majority of the people playing are really bad (with one or two fish the odds are in your favor but playing against a whole table of calling stations works against your odds).

Don't give up yet!!! Just take a break for a couple of days and come into it fresh and thinking clearly (you cant make logical decisions if you get too emotional.

I was at a poker tournament and at the first break there was a guy that i was talking to, he was getting really pissed cause there was a calling station at his table, I thought to myself that he will be out in the next 20 min and he was not because of the calling station but because he got emotional and felt that he had a personal vendetta against the person so he started playing the luck game instead of making logical decisions. Little bit of a tangeant but my point is dont let it get to you but rather instead take a different approach.

pocket 9's versus A3s. He went all in and I had just 4 BBs left so I called. He ended up with the flush. He was a total retard and routinely raised with just suited cards, A3s must have seemed like heaven for him. Yet again beaten by a someone who's intellect would be rivaled by roadkill.

It's not like I'm tilting or acting way outside the advice, I've closed the vast majority of my leaks and played well enough before in bricks and mortar at higher buy-ins. Yet my account is being eaten away at an alarming rate by people who would struggle to get in the door.

Is this a flaw in the system? Does it just not work at lower limits when playing with a table of these donkeys? The $50 limits you to $1 SnGs (at PP these are all turbo games) in which these fish reside if you follow the BRM.

i have $10 left

you can still save yourself.

had about ~$10 5 days ago, at $100 now -- hope is not lost. turbo tournaments are known for high variance, I recommend you stick to cash games if you can't stand it.

Those Turbo $1 SnG's are pretty horrible, Incredibly high variance - you would have been (and prob still will be) better off playing SSS till you can move off the turbo's (ie - $6 SnG's)

Posted this before reding all your replies (Altruist :P)