01-26-2006, 11:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-27-2006, 12:05 AM by Archon_Wing.)
Premezilla,Jan 26 2006, 12:51 AM Wrote:Once, not so long ago, during a cross-country meet, I was playing poker with some of my friends. (No-Limit Hold'Em, FYI)
I was dealt a decent hand of a Q8 (or something like that) and put in a dollar to see the flop. Out comes Q88. I'm ecstatic, but want to play it cool, so I call. My friends raises $5, and I snicker to myself, what with my full house hand winking up at me. I bet $20, thinking that my friend would fold and I could pick up an easy $5. But he calls.
I'm more confused than worried. I have a full house, and it's solid. The next card comes out 9. I'm relieved. I raise another $5, and my friend counter-raises me another $15, so the total in the pot is now $40. By now, I know my friend is either trying to buy his way out of the hand or is seriously bluffing. The last card comes out a 9.
I'm overjoyed. I got this. This is MINE. I flip my hand over, congratulating my friend and smiling to myself....
....as my friend turns over Q9.
I kid you not.
I had QQ888, he had QQ999.
$40. Gone. Wasted.
To this day I still think he rigged the deck.
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Noob, fold Q8 preflop. :D But that is incredibly unfortunate- Only three cards help him on the river, the 2 remaining Qs and a 9. :/
But wait, hindsight is 20/20, right. :(
Luck based games can be really frustrating, it just has us yelling BAD BEET!
One that I remember: ;p
A5 vs KQ
Flop AAX <<< -- forgot X, doesn't matter
Only one thing can save him- exactly a J and a 10 must fall to give him a straight.
You know the rest. ;)
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