My latest sng endings :(

I was a huge chipleader when I was playing yesterday. Then dealer deals me AKs and my opponent (which was very loose) goes all-in. I thought that it was my chance. So I called him. He had AJo and he won me with a pair in river .

A few hands later I had AJ and I called 8bb raise and hitted trips. (FLOP AA10) my opponent thinks that possibility to an ace is so little that he goes all-in with QQ. And of course I called him. River comes with Q and he wins me with full-house.

then i had only 0.5bb in small blind so my tournament ended there.

Any tips for me?

[ritehere]

No tips dude but I've been there as well.

I still believe i can win in long run . So maybe this won't keep happening so often.

[PunksterBrew]

Well, the only suggestion would be not to let things like this get you down. Of course, I get angry like anyone else would, you got sucked out terribly in those two hands, but it happens very often, not most of the time, but the nature of online poker, the hands being dealt much faster than real life means frequency of suckouts will be much higher.

And these kind of situations need to happen sometimes too, so I just need to get mentally used to it...

You also need to have in mind that even if you have 100 chips left, you're not out of the game yet. I've already gone from bubble to chipleader, you've gotta be patient.

Do u mean that all hope isn't gone even if I hava 0.5bb left? U ar almost right. Only thing is that I got dealed 47 in that situation and everyone called (6 players) and i hit nothing. So there wasn't so much left to do.

Yeah, I understand it happens almost all the time, but if you had won, then you would be in a much better position. So then you should try not to be in a tilt or something like that (but sometimes I reckon it's really hard)

So you called a raise 8 x the bb with AJ??? That's the only thing u did wrong

[crazyfish3r]

Originally Posted by redwings19

So you called a raise 8 x the bb with AJ??? That's the only thing u did wrong

I agree to call 8xBB with AJ(off?) is not an Ev+ move but..

if the opponent was very loose and goes all in pre with AJo he can likewise do it with 22-1010 as well. somtimes its the chances u need to take. But it all depends on the reads, and ur read was that he was loose so its not that bad play.