I love how Carbon rivers constently

[pcgnome]

The other day I was all-in W/K-Qo vs 44 in an STT. The flop is KK4, and I get rivered by a guy with with one out. I checked the odds calculator, and I only had a %44 chance of winning anyhow. So be it. I built up my pot again, and went all in with AA vs AJ. I got busted on the river with a 10. The more that you play, then the more you suck out. Or is it that they allow more suck-outs, so the fish can keep coming back to give them more rake?

[samthedog99]

The other day I was all-in W/K-Qo vs 44 in an STT. The flop is KK4, and I get rivered by a guy with with one out. I checked the odds calculator, and I only had a %44 chance of winning anyhow. So be it. I built up my pot again, and went all in with AA vs AJ. I got busted on the river with a 10. The more that you play, then the more you suck out. Or is it that they allow more suck-outs, so the fish can keep coming back to give them more rake?

Unless I'm reading this wrong, you have KQ and he has 44. Flop is KK4. Therefore you flop a set and your opponent flopped a full house. How did you get rivered?