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[QUOTE="ph_il, post: 802904, member: 508"] I really cant give a full analysis on this since I dont know stack sizes, blinds, you opponents play style, your recent playing style-though it seems to be a bit loose/aggressive. From what I can gather, though I may be way off, I believe the villain made a standard re-raise on the flop with the AK. Im guessing the flop is rag clubs + 10 of diamonds and the villain probably has you pegged for missing the board and his AK is the best hand..which it was. You called and the Qc came out giving you the nuts. You bet and the villain shoves all in. Here, I believe his thinking might be that you probably arent betting out with your club draw or the turn flush. You might have a Q, but the villain might be able to represent a flush with a shove. Also, if you call the shove, the villain has draws to the J for a straight or an A or K if he doesn't put you on a made flush. This is just my read on the situation. One thing I want to know is are you calling the villain a 'loser' because he lost the hand or as an insult? And why did you feel it was necessary to call the villain a bunch of stupid (and probably insulting) names? Does it make you feel like a big man/woman? Try being humble about your wins instead of insulting others. You seem like someone who might know a thing or two, but you're coming off as a complete jerk. [/QUOTE]
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