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 Originally Posted by jackvance
Had the same thing with KK preflop, after losing a stack to AA like 4 times in 3 days. But I haven't run into KK vs AA anymore ever since. I think I got over it after a while. I still shiver a bit inside when I reraise a guy preflop with KK though, even now, fearing the all-in push (which I have to call) and seeing him flip aces. But I keep playing them rationally anyway.
Exactly, this is what you have to do. I was [and still am a little] the same way with AQ, that hand was by far my least profitable hand. I started playing it very weakly, but realized that wasnt howI was going to fix the problem. I started going over my line with it and realized that I wasnt getting away from it when I shoul so now I make sure to make each decision more carefully, especially with this hand. Not the same exact situation, but just shows that simply because of a bad run of cards or whatever the situation is, you cant be worried about making the "right" move.
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