Transcript for game #208159970 requested by
SirFozzie([email protected])
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PokerStars Game #208159970: Tournament #682566, Hold'em No Limit -
Level VII (100/200) - 2003/12/13 - 16:50:03 (ET)
Table '682566 1' Seat #3 is the button
Seat 2: Spiderbiter (2584 in chips)
Seat 3: SirFozzie (7062 in chips)
Seat 5: henson2p (3854 in chips)
Spiderbiter: posts the ante 25
SirFozzie: posts the ante 25
henson2p: posts the ante 25
henson2p: posts small blind 100
Spiderbiter: posts big blind 200
*** HOLE CARDS ***
Dealt to SirFozzie [Kh 9h]
SirFozzie: calls 200
henson2p: calls 100
Spiderbiter: raises 400 to 600
SirFozzie: raises 400 to 1000
henson2p: folds
Spiderbiter: raises 400 to 1400
SirFozzie: raises 800 to 2200
Spiderbiter: raises 359 to 2559 and is all-in
SirFozzie: calls 359
*** FLOP *** [Jh Qd 6c]
*** TURN *** [Jh Qd 6c] [Qh]
*** RIVER *** [Jh Qd 6c Qh] [Th]
*** SHOW DOWN ***
Spiderbiter: shows [Ah As] (two pair, Aces and Queens)
SirFozzie: shows [Kh 9h] (a straight flush, Nine to King)
SirFozzie collected 5393 from pot
henson2p said, "nh"
*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot 5393 | Rake 0
Board [Jh Qd 6c Qh Th]
Seat 2: Spiderbiter (big blind) showed [Ah As] and lost with two pair,
Aces and Queens
Seat 3: SirFozzie (button) showed [Kh 9h] and won (5393) with a
straight flush, Nine to King
Seat 5: henson2p (small blind) folded before Flop

Wow, that's awesome. I have yet to see anything that good.

I was just hoping for the 10 to show, and then I looked again, and saw the straight flush. If I was Spiderbiter, I would've turned the air blue with my cussing.

Finished 2nd, earning me $27 ($10+1 single table sit and go)

A friend of mind was playing on pacific poker yesterday and had his 3 of a kind beat by a royal flush.

I had quads once and lost to a royal. SOB had *nothing* after the flop, called me when I went all in, and then got a As on the turn and Ks on the river...

/seethe

WOW That is one hell of a hand

That's a good win Delabar. Definitely lucky, as you said. Gutsy to go over mrmarxs raise with a K or Q showing on the board. He was clearly playing as if he had made a K or Q set on the flop, pitting you way behind in the hand with only one out to improve.

So no one is gonna ask Fozzie why he reraised the big blind with K9 suited? I mean it all worked out well, and I am happy for Fozzie. I just think the thread is aptly named.

Glengoyne: We were threehanded in the tournament, and there was a lot of stealing, of "Raise and take it", or "Bet and Take It". SInce he kinda slowplayed em, I thought he was protecting his blinds, and I didn't figure him for THAT...

Well, I guess you should've figure by re-raising your re-raise, he was no longer merely protecting his blinds, he must've had a high pair.

But what do I know. I lost a tournament when I had 3-1 chip advantage heads-up... He was very aggressive and methodically whittled away at my stack. A very humbling experience indeed.