AA OOP vs flopped set, turned quads... ouch
 

I can't seem to get the hand converter at legopoker to work, so apologies for having to give a link :(

Guys, would appreciate your comments on how I went wrong on this one. It was one of those hands where as soon as I saw the flop, I 'knew' how the hand was going to be played on every street and how it would end up.

Any comments on how I played on any particular street? Could I have avoided this?

In retrospect I'm guessing that I should have folded the river because the only thing I could beat was a massive bluff. Or a smaller PP, but they would be unlikely to go all-in given the strength I had showed.

No reads on this guy, hadn't seen him before.

Hand history:
http://www.pokerhand.org/?1715986

Thanks a lot

Re: AA OOP vs flopped set, turned quads... ouch
 

I just got [censored] over in a similar hand, I had jj, board was 3 tens with an 8 and a 2, I had jj and snap called. Ran it through stove and my equity was 70% against villain range.

Anyway to get back to you, thats just a horrible cooler, snap call this every single time. Him having the t is just so unlikely.

Re: AA OOP vs flopped set, turned quads... ouch
 

This is an easy call. In the unlikely case it was a cooler, villan got extremely lucky to pick up quads when you make close to the nuts.

Re: AA OOP vs flopped set, turned quads... ouch
 

You cannot fold in this spot. Espacially after your weak river bet. But even if you've bet normal, you couldn't fold.

And by the way: Don't post results.

Re: AA OOP vs flopped set, turned quads... ouch
 

Total cooler you have top boat vs quads - plz take this to UNL BBV if you must.

Google zeebo theorem if you want to see why folding is so bad -basically no one folds many worse boats.