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Pre flop I have A 9s (about $325 in the bank roll) on the button (1/2 NL). 3 players call, no one raises so I make it a friendly $4 bet. Blinds fold and other 3 call. Take a seat, it gets real from here.
 
The flop comes Ad Ah Ac........Quads! The first idiot raises $5, the other guy raises to $15, the other folds. Hell, I just call. The original raiser calls. So the turn comes, 10c. I am licking my chops. 1st guy checks, the second raises $20, I then raise to $40. Both guys call. The pot is well over $150 and im loving every second.
 
The river is a Kc. I am not at all concerned b/c who in the hell would stay betting on some inside BS? The first guy moves all in for around $130. The second guy calls....... So i am wondering WTF? At this point I have around $200.00 left so I go all in.
 
The 1st donkey that called a $40 raise shows QcJc.  Yeah, a Royal Flush........ The second guy had a FH from the flop with A's over Q's and there is me the poor guy who lost with Quads from the flop.
 
Get on my level, how do you lose a $1000.00 pot with QUADS? I will never play online poker again in my life. NEVER! You guys keep donating your money, IM OUT!
 
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dude are you SERIOUS???
 
this has to be a joke, please tell me thats a joke...
 
thats one of the worst ive ever heard, if not the worst...
 
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Posted: #3
internet poker =
thats why I play $5 SnG's,at least Im breakeven down there,keep the cash in the B&M's
 
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No joke bro, just an awefull beat.
 
 
 
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You should change your avatar
 
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Your actually not smart, you made the mistake of just calling after the flop.  Take advantage then and go all in, and this post never happens. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Arrowhead07:

Your actually not smart, you made the mistake of just calling after the flop.  Take advantage then and go all in, and this post never happens. 

I think calling there is fine,you go all in and all the action just shuts down.fucking Quads!! slow play and get the money IN

 
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I would play it the exact same way.  No way am I worried about a 1% runner runner.

 

 
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im raising more than the minimum on the turn with my quads after the 10c comes out.
 
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thats criminal- u should absolutely have won that hand.  hang in there
 
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Quote Originally Posted by pezeveng:

I would play it the exact same way.  No way am I worried about a 1% runner runner.

 

It's probably less than 1%.

Here's a real life bad beat for ya, happened to me last night at Hooters (yes, I hate the place, but the tables are extremely soft).

I'm dealt pocket As.  A couple of raise re-raises with one other guy.  Flop is A,Q,rag.  Villain bets, I raise, he calls.  Turn, rag (don't remember the betting here). River, Q.  Villain goes all in, I'm counting my winnings already with the boat Aces full of Queens.  I call, moron shows his QQ for a rivered Quad Queens!  Fuaaaack.

 
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what website was this nonsense on
 
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You are 800  to 1 to win the hand, after the flop. (or more) That is assuming that this is a fair game, and on the internet, who knows
 
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I would probably still be banging my head against the wall.....oh, and I would need a new computer monitor as well as my current one would be broken.
 
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sportsbook.com
 
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i am not wrong for calling/raising a little bit with an unraised pot
 
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on the button!!!!!!!!
 
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Brutal
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Arrowhead07:

Your actually not smart, you made the mistake of just calling after the flop.  Take advantage then and go all in, and this post never happens. 

 

you have got to be the stupidest most clueless person/poker player Ive ever seen. Youre saying he shoulda raised a $15 bet all in for like $250 on the flop with QUADS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol hilarious. Your complete donk ass is welcome at my table anytime. 1 more thing, know a little something about poker before posting about poker again, u made yourself look really stupid

 
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I think I have the worst one for you.
 
 
 
2004 WSOP Main Event. At my Table.
2nd day, blinds 400-800 w antes average stack about 30k I'd say.
 
Two players in the hand, a raise and a call preflop.
 
FLOP 5 7 7
 
Player 1 checks
Player 2 goes allin for 35k or so
Player 1 calls with a few k more than the allin.
 
Player 1 rolls 77 flops quad 7's
Player 2 rolls 99
 
 
 
 
 
 
TURN 9
 
 
 
 
 
RIVER 9
 
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Perfect - Perfect in the biggest tournament ever at the time.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by quadducks1:

I think I have the worst one for you.
 
 
 
2004 WSOP Main Event. At my Table.
2nd day, blinds 400-800 w antes average stack about 30k I'd say.
 
Two players in the hand, a raise and a call preflop.
 
FLOP 5 7 7
 
Player 1 checks
Player 2 goes allin for 35k or so
Player 1 calls with a few k more than the allin.
 
Player 1 rolls 77 flops quad 7's
Player 2 rolls 99
 
 
 
 
 
 
TURN 9
 
 
 
 
 
RIVER 9

Wow.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by quadducks1:

I think I have the worst one for you.
 
 
 
2004 WSOP Main Event. At my Table.
2nd day, blinds 400-800 w antes average stack about 30k I'd say.
 
Two players in the hand, a raise and a call preflop.
 
FLOP 5 7 7
 
Player 1 checks
Player 2 goes allin for 35k or so
Player 1 calls with a few k more than the allin.
 
Player 1 rolls 77 flops quad 7's
Player 2 rolls 99
 
 
 
 
 
 
TURN 9
 
 
 
 
 
RIVER 9

More importantly, where did you finish in that Main Event?

 
 
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Anyone who says he's dumb for slowplaying on the flop you are an idiot.  You pretty much have to put everyone on either a PP or two clubs.  The guy hits a fucking 1 outer on the river, thats just wrong. 
 
I hope you get a year of luck after that one.   
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