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03-29-05, 11:47 AM
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Obviously the 6 helped him....what are his other 3 outs after the turn???
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03-29-05, 12:15 PM
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Funny. In my brain, I thought an Ace would give him 666AA to beat my 666QQ, but you're right.... I still had QQQ66. Sonofa! Now I'm getting mad all over again!
He needed a turn river of AA or 66. OUCH! I just did the math - I was a 99.6% favorite after the flop. That may be the worst beat I have ever taken. |
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03-29-05, 01:05 PM
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I remember you got beat by straight flush holding quads. Was the flush a one card flush, and he runner runnered you? would that be worse?
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03-29-05, 01:23 PM
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That wasn't me, I don't think. That happened to a friend of mine, and I'm pretty sure it was just a single card gutshot. I've also seen the ultimate "perfect-perfect" beat, where 99 beat 55 after a flop of 557 at last year's WSOP. And yes, they were all in after the flop. That was the ultimate.
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