Yes a few times, I flopped it in a an NLHE tournament. I also had one in a 4-8 Omaha game and the hand I beat was a Q high strait flush. I has an AK with QJT on the board and he had 8,9. Some people took pictures of the board.
I haven’t hit the Royal yet, but I did manage to land this straight flush recently in a $5.40 Bounty Hunter on GG!
I actually made it into Day 2 of that event, though the payout was small in the end. It’s definitely one of those moments where you’re just staring at the screen making sure you’re seeing it right.
@Poker Orifice , 50 Royal Flushes is absolutely insane! I can't even imagine the volume you have to put in to see that many. I agree with you on the profitability - even if people fold often, when you do get that one person who has a nut flush or a full house and can't let go, it makes up for all the times the table folds.
Has anyone here ever actually lost a big pot because their straight flush or royal was so "obvious" on the board that they couldn't get a single call?
I actually made it into Day 2 of that event, though the payout was small in the end. It’s definitely one of those moments where you’re just staring at the screen making sure you’re seeing it right.
@Poker Orifice , 50 Royal Flushes is absolutely insane! I can't even imagine the volume you have to put in to see that many. I agree with you on the profitability - even if people fold often, when you do get that one person who has a nut flush or a full house and can't let go, it makes up for all the times the table folds.
Has anyone here ever actually lost a big pot because their straight flush or royal was so "obvious" on the board that they couldn't get a single call?
I can have 1 time online poker, that is very hard to get it 😂
Congratulations! The probability of receiving a Royal Straight Flush in Texas Hold'em is extremely low: about 1 in 649,740 hands, or approximately 0.000154%. This means that, on average, a player will see this hand only once every 650,000 hands played. A small warning: be careful where you publish your hand history – assuming it's from GGpoker – as they prohibit sharing this history, and you risk losing your account.
