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[QUOTE="chadherczeg, post: 868286, member: 32135"]
IF you got it all in preflop with AA then you made the right decision. AA won't hold up every time and that's part of poker. Just because AA gets cracked doesn't mean it's rigged, i mean hell the other night i had AsKs against AhAd and the flop came Ac-4s-7s. I thought i had the best hand and bet and got called the turn was a 5h and i pushed thinking he had 5-6 suited because of the fact that he was raising a lot. and i also thought he would call with a pair and OESD so i wanted to try my double up right here. He insta calls of course with top set and the river was the 6s. i flushed out on him. Preflop i was 9% to win a hand and still won. That is part of poker. That is the reason good players like Daniel Negraunu and the Grinder and Gus Hansen play a lot of hands. because the flop is what makes texas holdem. If you can manipulate a player after the flop no matter what the hand is then you try, as long as you know how to range that players hands well, then you can try to manipulate it to help you. Its not automatically rigged, it just means you need to learn how to play more than premium cards, because in a tourney it will only get you so far. In a tourney you need to know how to change gears and play position and many many many other things. Playing premium hands may work in a cash game but maybe you should change the way you play in  a tourney and see if it helps. Gl and see you on the felt.
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