I was at Commerce Casino last night playing $100 NL game. I was doing well till the last hand that sent me home ( was up $500)

Had KK raised with 2 caller.

Flopped K, 5, 5, Bet, was raised, I smooth called thinking I'm trapping him. One guy drops off.

He went all in at turn. and I called.... ( don't even remember what turn and river was )

I flipped over my full house expecting him to have A, A.

To my surprise he grins and turns over 5,5....

I lost all my winning to him and left up $20.00....

AAAAUUUUGGGGGHHHH...

Sorry, just had to vent....

 

Hahah that's such a cooler. Happened to be before a couple times but only online. To have it happen in real life sucks!

You actually bet that boat? And he raised his quads? Both moves amaze me. They're extremely advanced moves----and raising with the quads is almost so advanced it's a bad move (if that makes sense).

 

that's exactly happened to me one time with four 5's and I had a full house. Sucks doesn't it.

 

It was a 100 table. We're not that advanced...

I only bet the amount I raised pre-flop which wasn't that bad. he wasn't a great player. He raised 4x my bet. I completely mis-read him and put him on AA.

 

sucks is a understatement..... I said great hand and went home....

 

Nah you didn't really misread him. I'd put him on Aces too or maybe AK (which is unlikely holding KK). A lot of players make that 4X bet with a mid pair assuming you didn't hit and are just making a continuation bet.

But that was kind of my point as far as it being a $100 table haha. No offense, but players at $100 tables typically won't bet out a full house haha and won't raise with the nuts lol. Especially when you have the deck cut up with quads. Interesting hand for sure. Unlucky though. Did they have a bad beat jackpot?

 

here is the worst part.... I believe the jackpot is A's full and loose.... Missed it by one.

*Lose with a Aces full of ten’s or better to a four of a kind or better. Both hands must contain a pocket pair. Straight flushes require both hole cards to be used in both hands. Applies to all 3-6, 4-8, 6-12, 8-16, 9-18 Limit Hold’em Games, and to all $100, $200, $400 No Limit Hold’em games. $15,000 Super Jackpots are available in lower limit Hold’em games, as well as all 7 Card Stud and Omaha Jackpot games. All Super Jackpot rules apply.

 

BTW: Thanks for reminding me.... NOW I FEEL EVEN WORST ABOUT THE HAND.. Missed $15G by one number....

 

hahah sorry. Yeah usually you have to lose with A's full of jacks or better but sometimes it's different.

 

wow ridiculous, but I wouldn't have done anything different than you did