[yoshi123]

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serious answer because I feel sorry for you: from the way you talk about those hands, you are a losing player and bad at poker. cash out, learn the game and reread these posts in six months.

bbv answer: lol cashaments

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I have analysed the hand history and it would be difficult to get away from these hands if I played them again.

As Doyle Brunson says : 'You can't worry about the having the absolute nuts all the time'.

I *never* get all my money in unless I'm fairly sure I'm going to win and try to control the pots to keep it small, even if I think I'm in front (just in case I go behind).

There is no problem when I hit a good hand getting the other player to put the maximum money in. When I think I might be beat, even a small possibility, I usually slow it down.

I've done fine in live cash games and have a good live tournament record for 2007. I've yet to be caught on a bluff in a live cash game, a fairly impressive record lol.