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[QUOTE="Spaceman, post: 4495123, member: 312893"]
I believe we all have bad beats. My most unforgetable bad beat it was not for the bad beat per se but because I was running so good in the whole tourney, I built like a top 5 big stack until I moved to a table with a big stack bully that was going all in on every hand preflop or on the flop.

So I was tilted for losing all those antes and blinds and him folding when I shoved my aces over his big raise. Anyway after a couple of minutes I found KK. He raised really big pretty standard, I reraised and he called. The flop was 6QJ all hearts while I had just two black kings. Pretty standard, he shoved again all in on the flop.

So do I call and risk everything cause he covered me, not even min cashing because we are on bubble after such a great run?

And if I fold here then whats the strategy? Wait and hope for table change again?

But if I call and beat this dumb donkey, I will take his stack and probably finish first.

So I called. To see KJ with K of hearts and a river of hearts came to complete his flush.

Not the baddest beat, against anyone else it was a good fold there but against somebody who moves all in on every flop? Damn. I couldnt breathe normally from my anger for the rest of the day. I had flashbacks and wanted to punch and kick the walls for like the whole week.
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