Well, I couldn't stand losing that bad beat hand the other night. I flopped a boat with pocket 7♦,7♥ and another guy turns a bigger boat with Q10. What I didn't mention was during another hand, that same night, I had pocket kings and some girl (along with 2 other guys) called my preflop bet of $55 with Q10. There was a Queen on the flop. I bet $75 and she still called. I checked the turn and river where another Queen hit. She went all-in for another ~$60 and I folded. She showed Q10. I figured if she called $75 , then she is a donkie and you know the saying, "dont try to bluff an idiot". I am with Phil Hellmuth, you are an idiot to call a raise with Q10.
Anyways, I decided to visit a $1/$2 game with $5 to come in. It is a little bigger game and felt I was still on a heater. Within 2hrs, I had 9 large pocket pairs the previous night before and it just seem like it wouldn't end. I just hoped that no one got lucky on me again any more.
My feeling was right. Last night was a continuation of great cards. Within the first hour I had Q♥, Q♣ A♦, A♥ K♠, K♥ and Aces again. I won all the hands. I finally hit a set of fives and won that hand to a guy with A9. Then I get Aces again. The guy I hit my set against, short stacked now, called my $55 pre-flop raise. He spiked his set of nines on the flop. Luckily, he only had another $60 to left.
The cards continue to run. I get pocket kings again and then I had Kyle's hand in the big blind. K♦7♦. Actually Kyle's hand is K♥7♥, but close enough. The flop is K♣7♥ 7♣. I check and one guy bets $15. The turn is a 9 and I check. The guy bets $15 again. I smooth call. The river is another 9 and I check again. The guy bets $15 again. I check raise another $50 and he calls. He said he had AK. It was a nice Big Blind special for me...
At the end of the 4.5hr session I cashed out $550 for a net profit of $289...
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