4:37
Dealer: Seat 8
Seat 1: RunitupSon! ($427.95 in chips)
Seat 5: BreakBank ($123.15 in chips)
Seat 9: DeaconPalmer ($400 in chips)
Seat 10: zCHRIZ ($331.62 in chips)
DeaconPalmer: posts small blind $2
zCHRIZ: posts big blind $4
Dealt to zCHRIZ [2c,Qc,Kd,Qh]
RunitupSon!: folds
BreakBank: folds
DeaconPalmer: raises to $9.34
zCHRIZ: calls $5.34
*** FLOP *** [Qs,4s,Jc]
DeaconPalmer: bets $12.46
zCHRIZ: raises to $48.92
DeaconPalmer: calls $36.46
*** TURN *** [5h]
DeaconPalmer: is all in $341.74
zCHRIZ: is all in $273.36
DeaconPalmer: returns uncalled bet $68.38
DeaconPalmer: shows [3h Qd 8d 2s]
zCHRIZ: shows [2c Qc Kd Qh]
*** RIVER *** [Ad]
***SHOW DOWN***
DeaconPalmer wins high pot $330.62 with Straight Five high
DeaconPalmer wins low pot $330.62 with

ProPokerTools Omaha Hi/Lo Simulation

40 trials (Exhaustive)

board: Q 4 J 5

Hand	Pot equity	Scoops	Wins Hi	Ties Hi	Wins Lo	Ties Lo
2c Qc Kd Qh	65.00%	20	32	0	0	0
3h Qd 8d 2s	35.00%	8	8	0	20	0

Thinly veiled bad beat whine

I like the way hero played this...

Must be the thinnest veil ever ...

fyp

n 1st post though

Thanks....

How about some strategy tips?

Keep getting it in when you have the nuts.

In before Buzz moves this to the low content thread.

I don't see how you could have logically played the hand better.

Sometimes you flop a better fit than your opponent but then the turn and river make your opponent's hand a winner.

Either take it in stride when that happens or quit the game.

Buzz