Beat: SF over Quadzilla

[melioris]

sure when the money goes it isn't that bad of a beat, but still....



Full Tilt Cash game, $1/$2 No Limit, 6 players
Hand History by

SB: $206.55
BB: $251.70
UTG: $393.95
MP: $219.50
HERO (CO): $420.90
Button: $201.05

SB posts Small Blind $1
BB posts Big Blind $2

Pre-flop: 8 8 ($3)
UTG folds
MP raises to $8
HERO calls $8
Button calls $8
SB folds
BB folds

Flop: J 8 5 ($27)
MP bets $21
HERO calls $21
Button raises to $60
MP raises to $211.5 and is all in
HERO raises to $412.9 and is all in
Button calls $133.0 and is all in

Turn: J 8 5 8 ($844.4)

River: J 8 5 8 9 ($844.4)

Button shows A A
MP shows 6 7
MP wins $640.05 with a straight flush Nine high

[melioris]

just because people will say it

prelfop I am about 50-50 cold call/3 bet.
my flop play is a little questionable, but i know the person to act behind me is going to either raise or fold if I call, but if I raise he is out with most hands. So I took a chance and figured I'd proceed with caution on a club turn if we get there.

[Zybomb]

Button is a genius

[Talking Poker]

I don't think I have ever lost a hand with quads or better.

[Wes]

sarcasm?

[Talking Poker]

No, dead serious.

I remember when Party Poker had the BBJ going and you needed to lose with quad 8s or better (using both your hole cards). I looked at my PT stats and saw I had exactly 0 hands lifetime that would have qualified for it.

And I don't think it's happened since. I'm not 100% positive, but I think I would remember. I'll check some other time when my PT isn't in the middle of importing 50k hands or so.