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Message: [QUOTE="danvanan, post: 824454, member: 41137"] Let's face it - we all hate losing, especially on or near the bubble. But is there such a thing as a "good beat?" Last night, I was at the final table of a 45-player SNG (top 6 paid) when this happened: Full Tilt Poker Game #6909150627: $5 + $0.50 Sit & Go (52505613), Table 1 - 400/800 - No Limit Hold'em - 2:11:31 ET - 2008/06/21 Seat 1: dizbmikuni (9,220) Seat 2: groovejockey (8,923) Seat 4: bammer25 (3,978) Seat 5: danvanan (5,520) Seat 6: Finisher1367 (13,410) Seat 7: kendawg10 (18,984) Seat 8: cheesy bread (1,805) Seat 9: mudnot905 (5,660) mudnot905 posts the small blind of 400 dizbmikuni posts the big blind of 800 The button is in seat #8 *** HOLE CARDS *** Dealt to danvanan [4d 4h] groovejockey calls 800 bammer25 has 15 seconds left to act bammer25 folds danvanan calls 800 Finisher1367 folds kendawg10 calls 800 cheesy bread folds mudnot905 calls 400 dizbmikuni checks *** FLOP *** [4c Jh Ah] mudnot905 checks dizbmikuni checks groovejockey bets 800 danvanan raises to 3,200 kendawg10 folds mudnot905 folds dizbmikuni folds groovejockey calls 2,400 *** TURN *** [4c Jh Ah] [5c] groovejockey bets 800 danvanan raises to 1,520, and is all in groovejockey calls 720 danvanan shows [4d 4h] groovejockey shows [Js Jc] *** RIVER *** [4c Jh Ah 5c] [6h] danvanan shows three of a kind, Fours groovejockey shows three of a kind, Jacks groovejockey wins the pot (13,440) with three of a kind, Jacks danvanan stands up *** SUMMARY *** Total pot 13,440 | Rake 0 Board: [4c Jh Ah 5c 6h] Seat 1: dizbmikuni (big blind) folded on the Flop Seat 2: groovejockey showed [Js Jc] and won (13,440) with three of a kind, Jacks Seat 4: bammer25 didn't bet (folded) Seat 5: danvanan showed [4d 4h] and lost with three of a kind, Fours Seat 6: Finisher1367 didn't bet (folded) Seat 7: kendawg10 folded on the Flop Seat 8: cheesy bread (button) didn't bet (folded) Seat 9: mudnot905 (small blind) folded on the Flop I bet big after the flop after seeing the flush draw, and figured I still was okay after the turn. I felt great about getting all my money in on this one. When groovejockey flipped over JJs, sure I was upset - but I also had to respect the fact that I was beaten by a better hand. In thinking about this hand, I also wonder if there was any way to get away from this, post-flop, considering the chip situation. Would any of you have backed off after the opponenent's post-flop call? [/QUOTE]

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