2 out of 3!

[Zybomb]

Someones happy because HE isn't the newcomer anymore

Anyway first hand - you were never ahead

Second hand -- tough beat... but you play JJ too passively preflop. Just limping in, then after a raise with multiple callers just calling.... just asking for trouble

[studiopet]

That first handed I posted with the King's on the turn. That acutally followed the PP J's loss. I was a big annoyed from that loss and should've folded and should've put him on the rivr'd A. These 2 were calling calling calling (every1 folding) and showing rags. I figured that was more than likely the case here. Not.

The JJ hand: I had been PFR most of the night with PP/AK etc and being called by rags only to have my PP/AK out drawn on. I was playing tight with them waiting to see how they would hold. I think I was on the edge of that thing they call tilt.

I eventually broke even for the night on a set of K's and then threw the white flag up.

-Studio-

[Talking Poker]

Tight <> Passive. Those are two very different things.

[studiopet]

I never really thought of it as passive until you mentioned it.

I can see that.

[johnp158]

Make sure you're playing within your bankroll.

And KJs isn't a raising hand in that situation. You can't be comfortable hitting a King after you've raised PF and gotten callers.