Stuck in the 90s

Once again getting denied from crossing the century mark.

A(K) high good. Check check on the flop. Figured my AK was good on the turn so I bet it after it is checked to me, call. Huh? Checked to me once more and it seems like a "missed" check more than a "slow play" check. Pretty sure I'm good but also figure that there's no reason to bet it. Take it down.

AdQd and I miss the flop but get priced in with a min-bet to chase. A comes on the turn and I pot it. The guy shoves and I feel like I've been trapped so I toss in the rest of my stack and confirm that I am indeed beat but not as bad off as I could be. Any A, any Q, any J, or any Deuce pulls the steak out of the fire. Blank on the river and now I understand one of the reasons for the min-bet pattern. Noted. But the next time that cheap turn card is going to fill my straight instead.

Ah6d, another hand I got stuck with in the BB. I'm in position in a limped pot and I pot the flop to announce that I have an A, call. Turn gives me an OESD to go along with top pair and I check behind for a free card. Board pairs 7s which actually only hurts my kicker issue. He pots it on the riv and I decide he was on a busted flush draw and raise him on the river instead of folding or flat calling. He shoves and I'm committed to pay off his boat. Did I mention this was an unraised pot?

Got him right where I want him. QQ is going to pay off my KK. Gutter on the riv and I'm stacked. Oh well. I sucked out with my QQ vs KK the other day. The odds all equal out.

74 hands. Down $6.65 to bring me down to scraping the bottom of the 90 buck range at $90.67.