4kings

I'm assuming this was a hand you played and he got you on the river, tough break, where are yu playing here? When did you go all in? After the flop or after that 4th King?

3rd hand of a tourney. The hand before I had trip queens and lost to a 8-Q straight. My all in bet was called after the flop.

pokerstars? i play on there quite often

i feel your pain dude, i lost with 4 aces to the same hand gosh nab it!

I log on once a month or so and play for an hour.

Gotta go Full Tilt homie, they are an MMA poker brand.

GDPofDRC wrote:

I log on once a month or so and play for an hour.

i get in these poker phases now and then

shit my bad, i have a full tilt account

killerofchicken wrote:

GDPofDRC wrote:

I log on once a month or so and play for an hour.

i get in these poker phases now and then

Yeah, around 2000 I used to be in several home rings, several big games a week. After that it was the casino. Every weeknight there would be a tournament with about 90-120 people, $50 buy-in with two $25 re-buys. Those were fun tournaments. I made bank a few times, $3K in one week once. I haven't played a live game in years now though.

I don't really do online poker, have thought about it though, a friend of mine, or friend through a friend won some online tourney's and got on the tour, last I heard he was making some nice $$.


On the beat, it is rough, but without knowing the chip scenerio's, he's callin you all in with a pair of Jacks and a nice straight draw, just so happened you ended up with 4 Kings and he gets a Royal flush. It's possible if you slow played the 3 Kings then went all in after the 4th, he thinks you had Kings, King/10 and King/Queen and scares him off, but he probably calls regardless from the look of it.

I would of called me in all scenarios probably. He had outs throughout and I was already short stacked. The straight, the flush, full house, the straight flush, and the ultimate runner runner royal flush. if the 9 of spades came it would be bad too but I wouldn't of posted it here.

with pocket JJ and a straight flush draw i would have called in a heartbeat

He could have been scared off going all in on that 2nd King, like why did he wait for that 2nd King to go all in? I'm looking at the table though, were you really short stacked and easy to take a risk on? But I wasn't in the game so have no clue about the whole situation, just looking at a tough beat.

Post flop he just had a straight draw, GDP goes in after that flop, got to have Ace/Jack enter your mind, G must have been a really low stack.

I lost 2/3rd of my stack the hand before with pocket queens trips to a straight river all in draw.

I wanted to get him out post flop so there would be no draw but was confident it could win out either way. 400 chips three hands deep in the tourney not enough. If I push at the turn, he is still looking at an open ended straight flush draw. I had no chance at any point pretty much with my stack. Pre flop he probably calls with his jj, he did call post flop, open ended sf draw at 4th, the nuts of all nuts river.

i thought this post was for me.

*leaves*

With you being easy to cover I can understand, but even with his draw better after the turn, he might be like why go all in now? Even still he could cover you easy so I guess you were fucked.