Best hand from the 888pl Grand Final weekend

[muzzington]

That's the first positive dry side pot betting story I've heard.

[Conspiracy Theorist]

Not if your Michell.

CT

[Glyn Parsons]

I cant remember alot of the action but i do remember it was with our second chip leader at the time, Nicole's partner and also a third person whom i did not know. I was dealing the table at the time, and by the turn the board read [3s Kh 10d Js]. By now there was a three way all in, for almost 300k. 2nd chip leader showed [Ks Kd] for top set, unkown [Kc Jh] for top two, and Nicoles partner showed [Ac Qs] for broadway. Poker was the winner for this hand as the river dropped the [3h] giving kings full second nuts and shipping a monster.

That was prolly the biggest hand ive dealt for a while and a memorable one for the weekend....

I remember that one Glyn. Huge hand indeed. But when the cards were turned over fopr some reason I knew a 3 was coming. I spoke to David and he said he thought the same thing too.

On a sidenote - Glyn is clearly the best dealer going around. I don't think you made any mistakes in your first session?

+1 on Glyn is an excellent dealer. Flawless dealing on the feature table. A lot better than the guy that worked on the 2nd session - Nick, I think it was.

Thanks guys, no stuff ups obviously had a ball and was good to meet you Trishan even if i hadnt really spoken to you alot, but we will endevour to change that...

[Caleb]

Caleb: I like how everyone was all "lol is that all" when I rolled my AKQ7. I am the first to admit I know nothing about Omaha, but I knew that while my hand is marginal for an all in pre situation, vs your range, I'm ahead

Would you put it in pre in NL with AQ>A10 against a blind player? That's essentially what you were doing. Except for the fact I had 4 cards to make a random hand, strongly increasing my chances of having a pair/connectors in my hand. So yes, you're ahead, very marginally.

Also, i think the whole "lol is that all" stemmed from the limp/re-raise pot by your good self. Usually that is textbook aces, that what I was expecting you to roll anyway. Isolation raising is a more foreign concept in PLO, it happens but not as often due to post-flop nature of the game, so it wasn't what I was expecting. Can't speak for the others though.

[Scotty]

Also, i think the whole "lol is that all" stemmed from the limp/re-raise pot by your good self. Usually that is textbook aces, that what I was expecting you to roll anyway. Isolation raising is a more foreign concept in PLO, it happens but not as often due to post-flop nature of the game, so it wasn't what I was expecting. Can't speak for the others though.

You pretty much just did

[AceLosesKing]

Would you put it in pre in NL with AQ>A10 against a blind player?

Depending on circumstances, yes..

Also, i think the whole "lol is that all" stemmed from the limp/re-raise pot by your good self. Usually that is textbook aces, that what I was expecting you to roll anyway. Isolation raising is a more foreign concept in PLO, it happens but not as often due to post-flop nature of the game, so it wasn't what I was expecting. Can't speak for the others though.

I know, and this is what it was supposed to look like. It all started with the limp UTG. I knew you would be opening regardless of your hole cards, and I wanted to see what would happen behind me.

[Caleb]

I know, and this is what it was supposed to look like. It all started with the limp UTG. I knew you would be opening regardless of your hole cards, and I wanted to see what would happen behind me.

So, superstar, if you knew all this already, what exactly are you asking? You should
the expected the disappointment when you rolled that junk.

At least my junk had 9 2 in it!