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• 24 January 2012 • 8:56 pm 6188406050042119
  

  @LeCapitaineNoman
  No but its FUCKING rare

• 24 January 2012 • 9:05 pm LeCapitaineNoman
  

  @iCanadian14 Yep, croupier is a person, respect him.

• 24 January 2012 • 9:34 pm LeCapitaineNoman
  

  @6188406050042119 this is impossible.

• 24 January 2012 • 10:06 pm 6188406050042119
  

  My friend had yesterday a table with Royal flush AAAA and KKKK at once 😀

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• 24 January 2012 • 11:07 pm mariofan529
  

  I think the real statistical probability is the redneck beating the asain.

• 25 January 2012 • 12:01 am ninjajesus81
  

  That’s pretty sick. The only thing that beats a royal flush is a dead man’s hand.

• 25 January 2012 • 12:20 am Businessmanthess
  

  This is why slowplaying sucks…

• 25 January 2012 • 1:07 am Radvo1
  

  Gingerneck o.O

• 25 January 2012 • 1:40 am butters226
  

  I LOVE RAYMER!!!

• 25 January 2012 • 2:29 am ATurkProductions
  

  @megotvtec cool story bro.

• 25 January 2012 • 3:08 am megotvtec
  

  i had a royal flush in once in vegas on the 5cent video poker. i won $80 then put it all on black and went double zero. Moral of story. always put atleast minumum bet on green!!

• 25 January 2012 • 4:03 am kevindexcard
  

  @kmoyeykmo LOLLLLL

• 25 January 2012 • 4:33 am 24FrankfurtWest62
  

  Did he said all in after the flop :D

• 25 January 2012 • 5:09 am templedown
  

  i lost an omaha tournament once flopping Q10’s full and the other dude had a pair of tens. a sick beat down but nothing like that.. could that red hair guy afford a better top? haha. prolly not after the entry fee. and then he calls romano greg raymer. duh! maybe if newman was at the table then he’d have an excuse.

• 25 January 2012 • 5:12 am kmoyeykmo
  

  Who cares? Juanda had trips.

• 25 January 2012 • 6:09 am kayandralovesemily
  

  GAMBO

• 25 January 2012 • 6:35 am bglick
  

  @bigstar66 Yes you’re right I meant a gutshot. A bet on the flop probably prevents this from happening.

• 25 January 2012 • 7:20 am MisterStahl
  

  Donk. I woulda folded the aces preflop.

• 25 January 2012 • 7:59 am bigstar66
  

  @bglick Actually it was a gutshot, so Mabuchi could have saved himself by betting on the flop. Of course you can’t blame him for thinking he was ahead at every street; even the turn card looks pretty innocent for a set.

• 25 January 2012 • 8:48 am bglick
  

  @bigstar66 I forget the exact action (just google it, and eventually someone recaps all the betting), but yes they both checked the flop (Mabuch with a set, and the red head with Open ended straight draw), then on the turn Machui bet, but at this point Phillips had a straight and a redraw to the 2nd nut flush, so obviously he isn’t going anywhere). SO Mabuchi fucked up big time by not betting on the flop. Obviously he was hoping to redraw to a boat, which would have won.

• 25 January 2012 • 9:20 am staywithaces1984
  

  u should never splash in the pot…he looks like an azz and the dealers hate it

• 25 January 2012 • 9:45 am staywithaces1984
  

  @iCanadian14 very true u should never splash in the pot…he looks like an azz and the dealers hate it

• 25 January 2012 • 9:52 am bigstar66
  

  @cathey127 First off you’re right, Mabuchi must have slow played his aces not only preflop but also after the flop. There’s no reason KJ should hang around after that flop if Mabuchi was betting; it looks really dry. After the turn that’s still a pretty harmless board for 3 aces, as there are no flush draws and just a few straight draws (KJ, J8). His aces should have been best, but even if they weren’t, the board could pair on the river leaving him with an (almost) unbeatable hand.

• 25 January 2012 • 9:58 am cathey127
  

  my question is, for a mult-handed table, how did these 2 guys even make it till the river? AA vs. KJ suited should have a lot of preflop action and even at the turn, the guy had a top straight and a second best flush draw. How the hell did they even make it to the river show down? either phillips should have folded at preflop (another lesson for people who slow play aces), or mabuchi should have folded at turn (how many outs are there for trip A?) I don’t blame the river all in tho

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