Hand.
Should have laid it down on the turn. Spade draw on the board and 4-handed. Someone had to have it. Jamming the flop even would have been better. Stupid, stupid.
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And again.
Bet too thin, let him draw. Then called when he had me covered. Someone smack me please.
Get a good night’s rest and you’ll be alright.
It happens to us all.
You’re still a solid, upcoming player on Replay.
No doubt in my mind, you will be battling at higher level final tables very soon.
I’ll be looking forward to the challenge!
Happens to us all as Ex said. If we didn’t make mistakes, we would never learn from them to improve. The tough part for me is remembering all of my mistakes, lol.
Have no worries:) as long as we learn something from errors. all is good.
And if my revamp of endorsements were accepted you would definately recieve a Future Replay Star!!! 
Your talking SILLY:)…Why would u fold top set-you were playing with a table full of card chasing donks:).
You should of put them all in pre-fop when you got raised—Do not want 4 ppl. chasing you.
When I played this hand I loved it but when I watch it back I wonder what the hell I was thinking.
I hit top pair with my Q on turn but his snap call screams flush. Iunno. I shoulda backed out.
The snap screams showdown value to me, not a flush. The only flush that can snap call is the nut flush, and most people will still contemplate raising that. The only mistake I can see here is not getting the extra 600 chips. This is likely not even Tx, but someone who has just decided to call down with their pocket 7’s as long as no A or K hits.
I thought about putting him all in at the time, but the back of my brain was saying, “Don’t make him fold! Don’t make him fold!” At least that’s what I remember going through my head in the moment.