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Message: [QUOTE="GDubs13, post: 6089963, member: 468252"] I literally posted in another thread last night about how AA is a trap hand for me... And its funny I see another thread about this today. I also lost such a big hand in a tournament on ACR today with AA. I can't stand having AA honestly, I think it is because it has absolutely broken my heart so many times and today AA really really shattered my heart into pieces... I was sitting about top 5 (I think 2nd) a little bit before late registration ended there was 3 or 4 levels to go when one of the other big stacks in the tournament who had right around as many chips as I did kept raising me preflop when I had the AA. After he raised me again for the second time pre flop I jumped all in thinking once again I had the tournament in the bag and would be chip leader by several hundred thousand chips... The other player had KK but of course hit another K on the flop. I seriously almost never win with AA. I am not kidding or exaggerating either. I went from thinking I was gonna be chip lead by an enormous amount to having about as many chips as you have to start the tournament in a matter of moments. I kept playing for a bit like an idiot nd burnt up a bit more of my bankroll before deciding to stop for a while so I could collect myself.. It was a heartbreaker. To answer you question on the thread though I like to read some of the books I have on poker or play my nintendo switch or watch a few episodes of a tv show to let go of being on tilt. Having AA leaves me on tilt more often than not though! [/QUOTE]

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