hey chickenraize as far as I'm concerned I agree with you I dont see anything you did wrong and as you say thats whats poker is about like you say everyone has their way of playing and should be respected no matter what I see to much name calling when players lose a pot not matter what the other person has its poker get over it and move on to the next challange.

Happy New Year to all and play nice in the new year

TRACKER1956

hey bud that wasn't stupid raise but that was bad call
am in in 90% case only limp in first hand and am waiting 4 oppnents
i called PKRCHIC's ALL IN cuz i know him,u should fold but pts builder isnt WSOP righ?lol so next time more luck to u

He was pissed he lost. Period. Your raise had nothing to do with him winning or losing the hand. It was his choice to go all-in. It was your choice to call TWO all-ins in front of you which *I* would consider to be a bad one (like mirek said). You gotta be thicker skinned to play on-line. People will "bravely" yell and scream at you all day when they lose. Laugh it off.

Yeah, good raise bad call. I've played against PkerChic a few times and Even if you make good plays against her, she will find a way to criticize. That's what I've observed.

always go all-in
every hand
it seems to be the trend

I disagree, it was a bad raise. By just raising 120 you created an invitation bet. You should have went all in right away. The results might have been a little different or the results would be the same.

Hey Chick, I agree with Mirek about the raise and the call. Even if a person has AA they really only want to compete with one other player, so having less than AA and being the third to call is not what I would do but who am I, its only my 2 cents my friend, gl and see you on the felt. Happy new year, Patrick aka Tex

Horrible call... but I invite others to make horrible calls....

I see a trend to the comments and tend to agree that the call was bad even though the raise may not have been.
Your hand is about 20% versus 2 Sklansky group 1 and 2 hands. Therefore you were not getting proper odds to call.
Things that people tend to forget is that raises help you define the range of hands your opponents may have.

In my eyes, the AJ all in was bad and the call with AQ was just as bad. First hand and all this action, people are just playing push and pray.

I doubt you wo

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I doubt you would see this type of action if the tourney cost at least $100. Live or online.

it was good raise and good cal you know worst hand wins 80% that was just one of the 20%

The raise wasn't as bad as going All-in, pre-flop, without a pair.
Plus, you CALLED all-in and didn't push.
Finally, you were out of position. Read a book sometime, if you reduce fundamental mistakes, you'll be a better player and enjoy winning.