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[QUOTE="Nutcracker69, post: 3113393, member: 153810"]
For me, the worst part are the inevitable hands.  This speaks to my desire to not feel like my life (or any part of it including poker) is pre-determined.  I assume this is the main reason (other than fairness) that people are so caught up in the notion of rigging/cheating.

So something as simple as AA vs KK where the board never gets that high and it is relatively dry, so both players feel confident in their holdings.  Online poker is it pretty common to see this be aipf depending on stacks.  But I guess the point is that, unless the loser somehow plays it really well, it is typical to see huge hands, possibly all in.

This holds true even when the KK gets super lucky and hits the K and the AA assumes they are draining AK.  This is less true if the A hits, unless, of course, the K hits too and both like their sets.

Anybody else feel this way?  Like you would have been better off if you had walked away from the table and never been in the hand.
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