Should I be sad or happy?

[T-Rod]

Prima 200NL 6max. I have a full stack and villain has 150.

I have T[h] 9[h] and the flop is 8[h] 7[h] 6[s]. Villain was a preflop raiser and now he leads nearly full pot. I put in a light raise, he calls. Turn is a blank. He checks, I pot, he instacalls. River is the 2[h]. He pushes what little he had left and it's an easy call except he has J[h] 5[h]. Ouch. So he raised pf OOP with that and called 2/3 of his stack to draw. Okay idiot.

Very next hand I get A[h] A[s]. It's prima so I can't reload in time. I just open push my 50 bucks hoping to look tilty. Villain from hand #1 calls. Full stack guy to his left puts in a min raise to 100. Villain calls that too.

Flop is KJ5r. Villain from first hand has KJ, min reraiser has AK. They check. Turn is another 5. They go crazy and get all in.

I end up winning with higher two pair and end up only down like 40 bucks for the two hands. However, had I been fully stacked for the second hand, I probably clean them both. Hmm. Happy or sad?

[Zmej]

I vote for sad. I always feel wrong when my stack is below 95BB.

BTW I had a similar hand with a similar flop (straight on a flushy board), we get AI on flop and the other guy had , drawing to 5 outs, and guess what, he catched them.

[Danhdan]

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