98% on the flop 0% by the river...

Originally posted by Styr
I once busted some poor guy who had quad aces with a straight flush.

I've only ever played in 2 live tournaments.

In the first, about 1/2 hour in, at the table behind me pocket aces lost to a royal flush.
The Tournament Director actually paused the tournament clock so everyone could have a look.

The dealer (each player took turns dealing) was grinning ear-to-ear as though it was a major accomplishment on his part.

I can't remember the board, but the A♥: came on the river, making both hands.

Cheers,
VS

Originally posted by xsarelo
you are right, but it so painful when it happens against you.

It has to happen against someone.

Originally posted by xsarelo
75% ITM
26% ROI

75% ITM and yet you're complaining about "running bad". Wow.

I think my sickest cooler ever must've been my flopped (KK) KJJ against (AK). He checks, I bet and he raises me, so I shove on him. He calls and gets runner runner Aces. GYAHHHH!!!! *head explodes*

Originally posted by Madolite
I think my sickest cooler ever must've been my flopped (KK) KJJ against (AK). He raises and I shove on him. He calls and gets runner runner Aces. GYAHHHH!!!! *head explodes*

Probably shouldn't be 3betting KK on KJJ flop though...:f_p:

Originally posted by metza
Probably shouldn't be 3betting KK on KJJ flop though...:f_p:

I know, but I should've mentioned that (if I recall correctly) he min-4Bet preflop, so I flat-called instead of shoving (maybe incorrectly). He checked OOP, I did a standard flop bet to which he raised me (and committed), which made me think:

1. He had either AK, AA or JJ (less likely). Maybe even KJ, due to his range (but even less likely IMO).
2. When he reraised my flop bet and probably weren't gonna let this one slide.