Where Do These People Come From?

[disctiger85 0]

So, a guy had just called a raise the hand before with 67o in the SB. Check/raised the flop of 997r and then called a third bet and an all in on the turn without improving.The very next hand, he raises to $3(playing .5/1 6-handed), and I push $128ish on tilt with AdKd. He instacalls with Ts8s and ends up hitting a T to take a $260 pot....Boy I love online poker....

[kkot 0]

I also love getting my money in as a favorite!

[XXEddie 0]

So, a guy had just called a raise the hand before with 67o in the SB. Check/raised the flop of 997r and then called a third bet and an all in on the turn without improving.The very next hand, he raises to $3(playing .5/1 6-handed), and I push $128ish on tilt with AdKd. He instacalls with Ts8s and ends up hitting a T to take a $260 pot....Boy I love online poker....

that is gonna get you zero sympathy

[disctiger85 0]

that is gonna get you zero sympathy

I think you may have taken that the wrong way...My tilt is a little different than most, I basically just end up putting in large amounts of money when I know I have the best hand. It's my way of going on tilt and often times gets me calls I wouldn't otherwise get, such as this situation. Besides this was more of a post wondering where a person decides to call more than a buy-in pre-flop with T8s, so sorry that question was overshadowed by my "tilt". I'll try to remember that everybody else on here stays perfectly calm, cool, and collected at a poker table.I thought this was the bad beat section....Didn't realize there were standards for bad beats, since it seemed like getting $130 in the middle as the favorite pre-flop and losing was bad, especially when a player calls with T8s.