Royal Flush

Originally Posted by awon23

Originally Posted by Proshares

Originally Posted by Crazy EBW

Originally Posted by Proshares

I tell this story everytime poker gets brought up with friends or in the casinos.

I used to deal at one of those underground spots in NYC for about 2 ears. Dealing one hand where the small blind, big blind and MP are in the pot (it was a $50/$100 NL table and they all called $300 pre-flop). So the flop comes out Q, J and 10 of spades. Small blind bets $250, big blind calls and MP calls. Turn is another Q. Small blind checks, big blind bets $1000, MP raises to $2,000, small blind all in and both players call. Small blind has A K of spades, big blind has four Q's and MP has 9 8 of spades. So a royal flush, straight flush and four of a kind on one hand. The guy with the straight flush started crying and left.
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I can't believe you on that one. Sorry. Not saying your lying, but I just can't seriously believe all that happened. SB bets less than 1/3 pot with THE IMMORTAL NUTS first to act? Then top set flat calls? Then straight flush flat calls?
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Eh, that's why they're playing in NYC clubs and not abroad. It happened, whether you believe it or not is up to you. I've seen worse while I was a dealer.
That's about as worse as it can get..


By worse I mean reaction wise I guess. But I've seen some pretty rough river rat bad beats.

Damnnnn 50/100 at an underground spot in NYC? i would be scared as hell to deal that game...must be over 200k on the table...i deal btw but that would just be nuts, was it a well run room at least? and did they have somebody who made sure everybody wasnt strapped lol.
Run very well with very good security. But it got shut down a few years ago.
 
Originally Posted by rcdp

Originally Posted by CuriousGeorg3

Originally Posted by Crazy EBW

Originally Posted by Proshares

I tell this story everytime poker gets brought up with friends or in the casinos.

I used to deal at one of those underground spots in NYC for about 2 ears. Dealing one hand where the small blind, big blind and MP are in the pot (it was a $50/$100 NL table and they all called $300 pre-flop). So the flop comes out Q, J and 10 of spades. Small blind bets $250, big blind calls and MP calls. Turn is another Q. Small blind checks, big blind bets $1000, MP raises to $2,000, small blind all in and both players call. Small blind has A K of spades, big blind has four Q's and MP has 9 8 of spades. So a royal flush, straight flush and four of a kind on one hand. The guy with the straight flush started crying and left.
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I can't believe you on that one. Sorry. Not saying your lying, but I just can't seriously believe all that happened. SB bets less than 1/3 pot with THE IMMORTAL NUTS first to act? Then top set flat calls? Then straight flush flat calls?
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FISHIESSSSSSSSSS
if you got the nuts, why would you want to scare everyone off?
The only "unbelievable" part would be the set of queens flat calling the flop. Both the Royal and straight flush would want to keep people around
Hard to discuss hands when everyone plays different. If I flopped the royal I would of check raise flop more times than not. Depends on style implaying that night/table image/table mates, etc.
 
Never caught a Royal Flush but a few weeks I saw probably the worst bad beat I can imagine at a cash game around my way.

Full table... Blinds are $5/$5.Pot is like 7K for the night... This dude raises to $40 with A/A pre flop with about $300 left. Everyone gets out except 1 dude.He raises to $80 with K/K and around $500 left. Dude with A/A calls...

Flop comes A/K/K... A/A bets like $40... K/K raises to $80... Naturally A/A goes all in with the house and that %+!% got rocked by the quads
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. I wish iwas at a casino cause we all woulda got PAID.

I told son just be happy he wasnt playing with more money
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