It happens in real life too...

[Nade]

In the $1,500 NLH (event 35) A player in early position moves in for his last 2,700. The player on the button re-raises for about another 3,000 AND the player in the small blind calls. The player in the big blind, with barely 2,000 chips, tanks for a while, but ultimately calls. The hands. Early-position raiser Button Small Blind Big Blind The flop comes the turn is and the river is :loon:loon:loon:loon I would go nuts if that was me with the aces online n/m in the WSOP. Would love to see that guys face!

[AJ]

Re: It happens in real life too...

In the $1' date=500 NLH (event 35) A player in early position moves in for his last 2,700. The player on the button re-raises for about another 3,000 AND the player in the small blind calls. The player in the big blind, with barely 2,000 chips, tanks for a while, but ultimately calls. The hands. Early-position raiser Button Small Blind Big Blind The flop comes the turn is and the river is :loon:loon:loon:loon I would go nuts if that was me with the aces online n/m in the WSOP. Would love to see that guys face!

I'd shrug it off as variance and forget about it. He wasn't that much of a fav, AA with three callers in just under 50% fav iirc. All you can do is get the money into the pot whilst ahead. Learn to love your bad beats, it's a sign your a winning player