I had the "
Nuts" on this hand, and that is a nice feeling... (no, I didn't have my
nuts in my hand either,
that's not what I'm referring to...)
Hand #526426-19944 at Richmond (No Limit Hold'em)
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Started at 05/Nov/03 19:15:48
The button is at seat 9.
Player0 posts the small blind of $.10.
Player1 posts the big blind of $.25.
Player0: -- --
Player1: -- --
Player2: -- --
Player3: -- --
Player4: -- --
Flop Turn River: Jc Qc
Player7: -- --
Player8: -- --
Player9: -- --
*I'm holding QJ
suited Clubs. Not a premium hand, but definitely decent. Player2 makes a small
raise
and I
call.
Pre-flop:
Player2 raises to $.50. Player3 folds. Player4 folds.
Flop Turn River calls. Player7 folds. Player8
calls. Player9 folds. Player0 calls. Player1
folds.
Flop (board: 6h Tc Kh):
*
Flop gives me an open-ended straight
draw. This means I can get either a 9 on the low-end to complete
my
straight, or an Ace on the high-end to complete my straight. This is a good
flop for my hand.
Player0 checks. Player2 checks. Flop Turn River bets
$1.25. Player8 folds. Player0 calls. Player2
folds.
*Player0 and Player2 both check on the
flop. This shows weakness so I bet on my open-ended straight
draw.
I bet $1.25 (the pot is at about $1.75) hoping to win the pot right then. I have one caller.
Turn (board: 6h Tc Kh Ad):
*The
turn card is an Ace! I have made the nut hand (the best possible hand). There is no
flush at this
point, and he could not possibly be holding a full-house at this point.
Player0 checks. Flop Turn River bets $4.75. Player0
calls.
*Player0 checks, I bet the amount of the pot = $4.75. There is no way I am
behind at this point. Now I
just hope Player0 will
call (and that another Heart does not come out for the possible
flush).
River (board: 6h Tc Kh Ad 5c):
*The
river brings a 5 of Clubs, I have the Nuts and I go
ALL-IN!
Player0 checks. Flop Turn River goes all-in for $3.70.
Player0 calls.
Showdown:
Flop Turn River shows Jc Qc.
Flop Turn River has Jc Qc Tc Kh Ad: straight, ace high.
Player0 mucks cards.
(Player0 has Qs Qd.)
*This is interesting. If you notice above, Player0 was holding a
pair of Queens!
So he called my bets with two overcards on the board, and then stayed in the hand with the
pair
plus a gut-shot
draw. Player0 did not aggressively play his pocket QQ's pre-
flop, allowing
me to stay in the game and take this pot.
Hand #526426-19944 Summary:
$1 is raked from a pot of $21.65.
Flop Turn River wins $20.65 with straight, ace high.
