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[QUOTE="Cesum Pec, post: 5270661, member: 402036"]
My luckiest hand ever was similar. 2/5 table.

I had bought in for $500 and ran it up to $4000 in about an hour.  No skill, just catching everything and the other players assuming I had to be bluffing because no one could get that many boats, straights, and nut flushes, but I did.  Along the way, I did have to show a couple of bluffs when I got caught.

There is a guy on super-tilt.  He had just re-bought the max $1000.  I had seen him rebuy $1000 twice  before and he was already complaining about being the most unlucky  player in the world when I got to the table, so no telling how far he  was down.  Pre-flop he makes it $35 and I put him on decently high pair.

I hold 55 and call hoping to make a set or fold.  The flop is 335.  I check.  Mr. Super-tilt bets a pot sized $100.  One player folds and I reverse bluff to $300.  He insta goes all in.  Maybe he has AA?  He has already shown he will way overplay stop pair.

I have the second best possible hand and pause only long enough to make sure I haven't misread the board, I call.  He flips up his pocket 3s and celebrates, clapping his hands, standing up, yelling for the whole room to hear that he finally got me.

The turn card is a 5.  Quads over quads.

Mr Super-tilt dropped into his seat with his mouth hanging open.  Paused for a few seconds and left without speaking.

That is the only one outer I've ever won.  I've lost to one outers over [SIZE=4][B]ONE MILLION[/B][/SIZE] times, or maybe it only feels like that.
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