[gameoverjc]

B & M. Was originally going to post there but believe this relates more to bbv (beats). Normally I'm a nice guy at the tables, regular winner, and jokes around. Last 2 weeks I been taking a swing so I'm not sure if this is out of line due to my losing streak or if it is deserved.

At the casino I frequent, one young player who is becomming quite the regular (little br control), calls my utg raise with 10-9 o/s first in and flops the nuts vs my pocket aces. Normally I'm not that steamed, but he was the first one in, knows I play solid, and it became a cap'd preflop.

Same 'regular' raises utg+1 and I call in bb with A-7 hearts. I flop the ace (A-K-Q board), c/c him on the flop. He goes "you and me?" and says "I check" before the turn. I sometimes play soft in a pot headsup where I feel I don't want to put the extra bets with a weak winning hand. Board goes runner-runner diamonds and I make 2 pair at the river. I check, he goes "I have to bet." I remark about his angle shooting, call. He flips over q-j diamonds for bottom pair (on the flop) + the bd flush.

And here is what set me off. Flop comes J-5-J. On the turn a regular c/r a payoff wizard allin. Turn and river come baby cards. The regular shows 1 jack. The payoff wizard flips over J-10. The regular slowrolls the Ace behind the jack card in true Varkonyi fashion. I remark about the slowrolling, ask the dealer to deal me out. Make comments about the angle shooting/slowrolling and cash out. The regular who slowrolled says "stay I'm cashing out." Another player (business man, donating to table) remarks his distaste for the slowroll.

Should I have said anything? Am I just steaming from another bad session?