This recently happened at 1/2 nl in Las Vegas. I had won some decent hands prior to this so had about $600 in front of me.
I'm in SB with Jh 10h. A few people limp and BTN raises to $10. I call, LJ calls and HJ calls.
Flop is Js, Jd, 10s
I check, LJ bets $15, Hj calls, BTN calls, and I call.
Turn is 7c
I check, LJ almost bets but decides to check, and HJ bets $25. BTN calls, I call, LJ calls. All snap calls.
River is 9s
Now that every draw got there, I lead out for $100, confident that I'm gonna get at least one call if not a raise. LJ now goes all-in for about $250. HJ thinks about it and reshoves for like $320. BTN looks annoyed but still quickly decides to call HJ's all-in. At this point I honestly start to assume that I'm losing to a straight flush, but I'm still not folding. I know I have the BTN beat in any case so I shove for the rest of her stack which is like $400 total. She calls.
LJ has Jc 9d. HJ has a King high spade flush, and BTN has pocket 77s. I win with the nut full house. I don't know if I played the hand the way I'm supposed to theoretically, but if I hadn't slowplayed, none of those players would have made their hand, and I actually think LJ would probably have folded trips before his 9 hit based on his style and my image on this session. Either way this is the craziest hand I've been involved in for my 1 year of playing poker.
That is surely one of the craziest hands I've heard of. I'm curious the probability of all those hands being dealt with the flop, turn and river coming out the way they did.
That is surely one of the craziest hands I've heard of. I'm curious the probability of all those hands being dealt with the flop, turn and river coming out the way they did.
