In a major live tournament, just before the money, I moved all-in with QQ against a pre-flop raise at the televised table.
I was up against 55, and a 5 hit the board right on the flop.
I busted shortly before the money—at a stage where the payout would have been quite decent—and that’s the only part that stuck with me; strangely enough, I don’t recall any other hands.
I was up against 55, and a 5 hit the board right on the flop.
I busted shortly before the money—at a stage where the payout would have been quite decent—and that’s the only part that stuck with me; strangely enough, I don’t recall any other hands.
No way 😂 Winning from quadruple kings with a royal flush is pure madness! This is a situation where you have a 1 in 1000 chance to even get such a great hand! Your opponent must still be talking about this game! 🤣♠️thedarkman said:
Ouch, that 5 on the flop must have hurt 😭 Especially being so close to the money in a major tournament. QQ vs 55 is a great spot to get your chips in though, sometimes poker just hands you a brutal reminder that making the right decision doesn't always lead to the right result. ♠️💔ztibor72 said: