I realize this is just a BBV hand but I thought it was pretty funny that I ended up losing this. I have never said anything other then 'nice hand' after a loss, but this time I just stood up, and walked away from the table, I just kept thinking 'wow' and I couldn't believe this just happened in real life. By far the craziest bad beat / weird hand i ever played lol.

The thing that makes this hand interesting is the stack sizes $600 (300bb) and the skill level of the villain. She is a regular grinder who plays TAG and crushes the 1/2 game, I have played with her a bunch of times before and she is a very solid/competent player, she is also capable of making moves when she is in the mood. But I have no clue what she was thinking here...

Preflop: Villain raises to $10 UTG, V2 re-raises to $20 UTG+1, Hero 4bets to $60 with AA Villain calls.

Flop: ($150) A24 Villain checks, Hero bets $75, Villain calls.

Turn: ($300) 3 Villain checks, Hero bets $150, Villain calls.

River: ($600) 5 Villain shoves All-In for ~$300, Hero insta-calls.

Ok so on the river I'm thinking **** there is a straight on the board now I have to chop this huge pot...

I had a very similar hand happen to me once. Dude who I thought was pretty good calls my set of Qs all the way down with 66, and hits a runner runner flush.

Go see the BBV thread to post this.

Locked.