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[QUOTE="Beanfacekilla, post: 2159200, member: 92073"]
I don't know if this qualifies....  maybe player was right?

I raised preflop with A-Qo out of the BB.  There were too many people in the pot, and I wanted to reduce the # of villains, because I am OOP.  2 callers, and from my previous observations, one of the callers is a bad player.

Flop comes J high rainbow.  I make a totally standard C-bet for like 2/3 pot, I am first to act.

1 fold, and then villain ships it.

Now I did not realize villain only had $16 more than my C-bet (until he bet).  He was sitting 2 spots to my right, and it was difficult to see his chips.  So villain pushes all in for $16 more than my bet.

Edit: I had around $500~$550 starting the hand.

Preflop raise $17.  3 players = $51 plus some limpers for $2 who folded.  We'll just say $55

I lead for $36.  Player jams for $52.  Roughly $143 dead money in pot.

So I call $16 with 2-overs to go after $143.

Odds are too good for me to fold here (at least I think so, but what do I know?).

Queen hits the river, I roll my cards and get the pot.  Villain has A-J. I had villain on a jack during the hand, but only could guess at his kicker.  I expected a Q-J or K-J perhaps.

Villain then starts berating my play.  He said things like:

"Nice hand, but I don't know how you can make that call.  You had nothing.  No pair, just ace high."

"That was a really bad call."

Some table mates even jump in here and defend my call.  They tell villain about the pot size vs. bet size, etc.  Villain argues again, saying I just had ace high, I should have made him for a jack and surrendered, blah blah blah.

Villain rebought, and got felted a short time after.  He left.
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