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Why play trash with money on the line.

So I was playing pretty well in todays sunday 300, At a few points I had the chip lead and it looked as iff I was going to make the money atleast. I get 10's in the bigblind and the button, a super loose idiot raised my blinds, I come over the top all in for like 20k figuring he would let anything go but jacks or up, being i had 10's i knew i was taking a chance but at the worst i was prob a coin flip, which this late in.. i would of took to double up... He calls me with Ace 4... 8 spots from the money this idiot risk half his stack on ace high preflop angaist a reraise. Ofcourse he caught his ace and I was out in 17th place. What I don't get is he didn't have to try and buy my blinds, we were both in position to make the money and he decided to play the lottery? ok his raise on the button...good move, but he should of let it go I would normally be happy for the call being i was 70/30 but not near the bubble. I played the hand right but ...GRR lol

COMMENTS

POSTED BY:
BallsASteel

Jul 13, 08 10:24 PM

I've had this happen so many times here. Few know how to play near the bubble. But then again, what do I know. I'm a stupid donk crier.

POSTED BY:
mastermind19

Jul 13, 08 11:28 PM

How can you think you played that right. You have been here since jan. you know what happens here. You said this guy was loose.You said he raised on button. You were close to the money. Knowing all that you risked all your chips with 10 10. He could have had an over pr. Or could out flop your hand which he did. Why risk your chances that close. You should have called and hoped for a set. If there were over cards on the flop you could have released and waited for better hand. Think about it

POSTED BY:
TheWize1

Jul 14, 08 02:55 AM

You played the hand wrong by going all-in. Mastermind19 made a good point. The button ("super loose idiot" ) played it right and won; you played it wrong and lost. Just as simple as that.

POSTED BY:
AnteDeluvian

Jul 14, 08 10:44 AM

mastermind nailed it

POSTED BY:
HurTaWin

Jul 16, 08 01:21 AM

are these games in your.........BUDGET?