90k sat pokerstars.

Seriously what goes through the mind of some people.

I have AA on the button, comming in the top 5% with 3000 people left of 40000.

I have 60k in chips and someone with 35k in chips pushes from bad position..

Easy push. He turns over K5 suited and actually hits 2 pair and wins lmfao!!!!

oh, i so badly want to play him in a live cash game.

DONKEY!

lol i playd a hand at the same tournament it was a week ago... it was like this the hand before a guy lost 200k-300k with a bad beat so the next hand he went all in and i had a lil under 500k and i had A5 and that was a good read he went all in with 5Joff and i reraised allin so that was a realy hard call for everyone else and i playd a hand for a long time so that makes everything even harder to call and the funny thing is that one guy calld with 44 :S (640k) wtf and i totaly missd the flop turn and the river and the most fuckd up thing is the guy with 5J off hit two Jacks on the flop and i finishd around 120 place :S...

You made the right play obviously but aces get cracked to often, nothing you can do there at all.

I can't believe that guy even got that deep playing like that

I can believe he got that deep either to call with K5 and crack aces.

But I find one major reason AA is often cracked is table presence, that is online and live. The second reason is obviously lower stacks have to take the gamble sooner or later to avoid being knocked out. The low stack calls I completely understand.

In Online play, people like me with a monster stack will raise pretty much every hand from position. Everyone knows I am being a bully, everyone knows I cant have a raising hand every hand. Hence, they lose respect for one possibly holding golden hole cards like your AA KK AK suited etc.

Agressive players also have there AA cracked often. I find those who play very few hands and have AA in the hole rarely get cracked. Because they have respect.

I know when I play live down my local Casino and in some CPT events, people totally shit when I push and the table folds.

Looking forward to tommorrow, have a monthly CPT event to play.