Two Qc show up on the flop in 250k Super High Roller Cash Game
07-02-2015
, 02:24 AM
07-02-2015
, 02:42 AM
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after watching video again I'm left sorta wondering how it was that 6 SHR regs, two in the hand sat there and not a single one of them noticed. Maybe one of them did notice and decided to freeroll the entire hand and see what developed ?
Pro Tip to SHR Regs Who Did Not Notice: Be more present. I read a book titled "Play Poker Like the Pros", somewhere in there it said it was important to pay attention to hands even when not in them
cant rem authors name.
Pro Tip to SHR Regs Who Did Not Notice: Be more present. I read a book titled "Play Poker Like the Pros", somewhere in there it said it was important to pay attention to hands even when not in them
cant rem authors name.
One of my first times playing live for actual money, it was a 12 person $50 sit n go. Three handed I got it all in with QQ, and my friend goes 'Boom, aces!' He slammed down two aces. I was like **** my life, and everyone was laughing. I didn't get it, and I looked down.. they were two jumbo sized cards, like twice the size of regular cards. I hadn't noticed, I just saw aces and thought '****.' Meanwhile he actually had QK.
Last edited by Cantrell; 07-02-2015 at 02:43 AM.
Reason: That bastard still spiked a K though, so **** him
07-02-2015
, 09:37 AM
... i also doubt, that someone tried to cheat. there are better ways of cheating and there are also private nosebleed games, w/o cameras ... it's more likely, that it was a simple mistake by the dealeredit:
there are some card tricks, where the "magician" tells audience the wrong suits and ppl really "see" it ... all ppl itt where told, the flops shows two identical cards, so the brain already expected it ... i guess that's makes the difference
Last edited by NerdSuperfly; 07-02-2015 at 09:44 AM.
07-02-2015
, 01:14 PM
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the whole deck is printed on one "sheet" (don't know the correct term for that) and then cut out. i don't know, who the manufactures quality controls the decks, but i'm pretty sure the original deck didn't contain a 2nd Q ... i also doubt, that someone tried to cheat. there are better ways of cheating and there are also private nosebleed games, w/o cameras ... it's more likely, that it was a simple mistake by the dealer
... i also doubt, that someone tried to cheat. there are better ways of cheating and there are also private nosebleed games, w/o cameras ... it's more likely, that it was a simple mistake by the dealer
07-02-2015
, 03:27 PM
He was really pissed off when the hand was cancelled because he flopped quads with the other two queens of clubs. 
FWIW, it was reported that the deck had been changed about 10 hands prior to the discovery of the extra queen. Someone more autistic than me might want to watch the footage all over again to see if anything odd happened. (Probably nothing to see, though, as hole cards weren't shown).
FWIW, it was reported that the deck had been changed about 10 hands prior to the discovery of the extra queen. Someone more autistic than me might want to watch the footage all over again to see if anything odd happened. (Probably nothing to see, though, as hole cards weren't shown).
07-02-2015
, 03:42 PM
07-02-2015
, 04:39 PM
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He was really pissed off when the hand was cancelled because he flopped quads with the other two queens of clubs.
FWIW, it was reported that the deck had been changed about 10 hands prior to the discovery of the extra queen. Someone more autistic than me might want to watch the footage all over again to see if anything odd happened. (Probably nothing to see, though, as hole cards weren't shown).
FWIW, it was reported that the deck had been changed about 10 hands prior to the discovery of the extra queen. Someone more autistic than me might want to watch the footage all over again to see if anything odd happened. (Probably nothing to see, though, as hole cards weren't shown).
07-03-2015
, 12:17 AM
07-03-2015
, 05:46 AM
07-03-2015
, 09:12 AM
07-03-2015
, 10:49 AM
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He was really pissed off when the hand was cancelled because he flopped quads with the other two queens of clubs.
FWIW, it was reported that the deck had been changed about 10 hands prior to the discovery of the extra queen. Someone more autistic than me might want to watch the footage all over again to see if anything odd happened. (Probably nothing to see, though, as hole cards weren't shown).
FWIW, it was reported that the deck had been changed about 10 hands prior to the discovery of the extra queen. Someone more autistic than me might want to watch the footage all over again to see if anything odd happened. (Probably nothing to see, though, as hole cards weren't shown).