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[QUOTE="stridsmr, post: 1037974, member: 40570"]
One of my favorite hands was the time I effectively took out Cinbad in a BoDog tournament. (He had 60 chips - one big blind - left after the hand, so it wasn't technically a knockout.) I raised from third position with A-9 of hearts, Cinbad (who was directly to my left) and one other player called. The flop was 10-9-4 rainbow. I lead out for a little less than 2/3 the pot, Cinbad instantly min-raised, the other player folded, and I called, both to get more information on the turn and because middle pair may be good when you're playing Cinbad. The turn was an Ace. I checked, he insta-shoved, I called, and he showed 8-8. The river missed him, and I won the pot.

My favorite part about the hand though, was Cinbad's reaction - he kept ranting in the chat-box about how it should have been obvious that he had a set. I didn't say anything (I don't do chat), but I had to laugh at that. First of all, he clearly didn't have a set. Second, I had played with him enough to know he's fully capable of making a move like that, and it was very satisfying to pick him off.
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