I usually dont Tilt but cmon man WTF was that ishhhhhh

[Donka]

But its gotta be the worst call ever given the circumstances.. raise.. reraise.. then i shove.. wat does he have beat with A9 given the action.. when he snap called i thought he has AA sh!t.. but then i c A fckn 9, wowsers..

[TONelson]

You have to remember that some players employ the strategy of "double-up early or get out" early on in Freerolls (and even low stakes games). One of the things I have tried to do is reduce my shove frequency early on as a result. Depending on how many other players were still in the action here I may have called and seen a flop.

[Drywallman3]

this was not bad at all, pretty norm for these Free Rolls

[PokeYourFace]

i woulda raised him to 600 pre, and easy fold the flop.

[Drywallman3]

i woulda raised him to 600 pre, and easy fold the flop.

yeah I hate K-K, make a nice raise to get a caller and a A fall on flop. I just pretty much fold if the player makes a big raise after that. I know they are holding the A

[Donka]

every1 is saying i made a bad shove, but does any1 think he made a bad call for 66 blinds with A9?

[JoeSchmo]

every1 is saying i made a bad shove, but does any1 think he made a bad call for 66 blinds with A9?

i dont think anyone is doubting that but u saying u did nothing wrong is rediculous.

[TONelson]

every1 is saying i made a bad shove, but does any1 think he made a bad call for 66 blinds with A9?

Not if his strategy is as I said above, no. A9 Suited is an action hand, not a great one mind you, but better then what a lot of other players shove with at this point of the game. What people often forget (myself included) is that a lot of other players are not well versed in the "language" of betting. Thus, he may not know (or care) that you have KK. Should he? If he were edumacated, ya, he could guess. But then again, he may also know that not many people are well educated in the "Language" of betting and thinks YOUR the idiot....until he sees your cards that is, at which point he prays a little harder.

[Mrlova]

What is there to go on tilt from...it was a preflop all in? You lost, I understand that, but it wasn't AA vs A6 for example where you are a huge favorite. He had an over card to your pair. Standard "rough" beat if you ask me.

[JoeSchmo]

What is there to go on tilt from...it was a preflop all in? You lost, I understand that, but it wasn't AA vs A6 for example where you are a huge favorite. He had an over card to your pair. Standard "rough" beat if you ask me.

meh, 65/35, 70/30, those r big enough odds to get a lil upset about,haha.