$200NL

I have excellent reads on everyone at the table. My chipstack is around $500.

I'm in the SB with .

BB has been complaining of bad cards all night. He is just pretty annoying all around and he only has about $100 left.

Button calls.

I raise to $15 total (standard raise at this table was $10)

BB announces that he is all-in.

Button folds..

I call, of course and he flips out. He has .

So I mentally check out of the hand and wait to rake in my pot.

Flop comes:

I thought, "Oh, sweet. He's only drawing to one card now.." I go back to sip my water.

Turn:

DOH!! Hit his 1 outer.

River of course wasn't an ace or a club

I ended up getting my money back, but that was a little tough to swallow. After that hand he wanted to talk and be all friendly and stuff. I wasn't mad at him or anything, but I don't really want to be all talkative after a hand like that.

I have a question.

Tonight I was playing at the casino again and a hand played out pretty weird. I had Q/Ts in the BB and a LAG was on the button. I'll spare you the details of how the hand played out, because they aren't pertinent to the question, but in the end, I was all-in for $200. We both had a pair of tens, but I had a better kicker.

I said "I have a pair of tens" and he said "show me" so I showed him the hand and then went to throw them on the table and just by accident they land face down. I don't even think about it, because in my mind I showed the winning hand. He called the floor over and argued that the hand was mucked, even though he saw that it was the winning hand. The floor ruled that it was a surrendered hand and all my money gets pushed over to him.

Anyone ever have a situation like this? Usually after a hand, I do just put it face up on the felt, but mentally, I already showed my hand, so I was careless and just flipped it over into the center.