ChuckP

I dont think there is anyway that you can fold here. If villian shows a flush than take the cooler and move on. Its poker but I cant see any situation that we can fold here.

I have seen worse. AA cracked by 2-5off by runner runner 2's. Playing 2-4nl the other day. Dude called $12pf, $20flop, $45turn, $75river. No draws or nothing.

punching bags are only like $100. Buy one and go to town like I do when I have a losing session

Yeah with all that action before you I would run away from this hand.

I don't know what else you are looking for on the flop. A rainbow flop with top set. Bet it out and try not to get sucked out on. That is what Omaha is about.

This is just a tough spot to be in with AQ. But it's poker and gonna happen every once in a while. Played correctly though. there is no way to know that villian might have AK without a raise.

Your an idiot if you think a card room at a casino is rigged

I am the same way right now. I am playing well but sometimes it just isn't enough. Three hands in a row a couple weeks ago AK, 1010, and 10J. I hit top two with both AK and 10J and hit a set with the tens. Only to get ran down with runner runners to a donk that was calling $60 for a redraw on the turn. I haven't played since. When this happens I just lose interest for a couple weeks and get my mind off of poker. Just take some time off man and clear your head.

You gotta call the for the turn then re-evaluate after.

I have no problem with the fold on the flop and a for sure fold on the turn. People tend to overplay aces and most of the time call huge bets when they know that they are no good. So fold them and live to play more hands.

You should not ever be thinking for a way out of a hand before you even see the cards. That is ridiculous to even say. With 5 limpers into the pot the odds of your KK holding up are very low. So like everyone else has said. Make it more preflop to $1. Obviously 6-tabling is way too much for you to handle. I would suggest maybe 2 or 3 tabling. 6 is just seems ridiculous for you at this point.

Cash games and tourneys are completely different. Every player has their strengths. If yours are tournaments that I would advise you to stop giving your money away in cash games and focus on tournaments. While working on your cash game lack of skills. Go buy a poker book on cash games or join PokerVT or Cardrunners. All of these are good tools to develop both styles.

What the hell is the point of this post. You were almost dead and drawing the 3 outs. Nice post though.

He was acting like an idiot but rarely acts like that. There are players that act much worse than that on a regular basis. So cut him some slack. The only thing that I didn't like was that he was playing against two very passive players that didn't deserve what they were getting.

Yeah you got called by a donk and he hit on you. but these are the types of players that you want to play against. so don't be too pissed.