Typical. Hoped they had the hand they did, had them play it for all my chips as I wanted, and lost. Tired of leaving tournaments like this, makes me more apathetic towards poker even though I just play occasionally for fun. Also whenever I have the best of it in these situations my gut always seems to feel like 50/50, or even like I'm the underdog. Is that weird, I wonder? Not that anyone cares since I hardly post here... but I'm a dedicated lurker.

Full Tilt Poker Game #17476258933: Super Stack $15K Guarantee (131211843), Table 10 - 250/500 Ante 50 - No Limit Hold'em - 22:17:54 ET - 2010/01/09
Seat 1: Lurk Moar (17,590)
Seat 2: wjwien (8,724)
Seat 3: tiltedfully1 (24,505)
Seat 4: kcswaynow (15,934)
Seat 5: pathecat9 (38,313)
Seat 6: Magoo76 (41,101)
Seat 7: MieseBriese (19,510)
Seat 8: MeeksPokerAlert (20,360)
Seat 9: cooolpokertoool (18,540)
Lurk Moar antes 50
wjwien antes 50
tiltedfully1 antes 50
kcswaynow antes 50
pathecat9 antes 50
Magoo76 antes 50
MieseBriese antes 50
MeeksPokerAlert antes 50
cooolpokertoool antes 50
wjwien posts the small blind of 250
tiltedfully1 posts the big blind of 500
The button is in seat #1
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to Lurk Moar [Ac As]
kcswaynow folds
pathecat9 calls 500
Magoo76 folds
MieseBriese folds
MeeksPokerAlert folds
cooolpokertoool folds
Lurk Moar raises to 1,500
wjwien folds
tiltedfully1 folds
pathecat9 calls 1,000
*** FLOP *** [Kc 5c 9s]
pathecat9 checks
Lurk Moar bets 3,000
pathecat9 has 15 seconds left to act
pathecat9 raises to 10,000
Lurk Moar raises to 16,040, and is all in
pathecat9 calls 6,040
Lurk Moar shows [Ac As]
pathecat9 shows [Qc Kd]
*** TURN *** [Kc 5c 9s] [Js]
*** RIVER *** [Kc 5c 9s Js] [Qh]
Lurk Moar shows a pair of Aces
pathecat9 shows two pair, Kings and Queens
pathecat9 wins the pot (36,280) with two pair, Kings and Queens
*** SUMMARY ***

Clearly the dude is a moron, but he did have 9 outs on the river...Not that he actually KNEW it, though

Meh...First hand of an S&G yesterday...a limp and a raise come ot my and I have AA, so I shove. One caller and he has QQ and binks a Q on the flop.

Yeah, it wasn't a particularly horrible bad beat considering the amount of outs, it just leaves a sour taste in my mouth when I leave a tournament with aces while having it play out exactly as I wanted only to get drawn out on at the river. The guy was actually playing fairly solid, but I made my bet as fast as possible to appear as if I was going to continuation bet anything. I'm not sure if that actually when into his thought process, but he took awhile to act before raising me.

when i was watchin the PCA on pokerstarstv during the dinner break, they were showing old videos from previous PCA final tables. Down to only a few players left and the guy that was 2nd in chips got dealt AA. He raises it up and gets called by the chip leader who has KJ. Flop comes JJJ. It was just sad cuz the whole time he was thinking he was the one that was slow playing the best hand.

I couldn't even imagine busting out of that big of a tournament with that much money on the line with AA. Sick beat