Royal Flush

[illphillllllll]

last royal i got was playing omaha h/l and my opponent took the low. didn't make anything off of it but was still nice to get i guess. will update this post tomorrow with the screenshot.

[illphillllllll]

[kingmotan]

Hehe very nice phil! A royal is still a Royal. Only thing I don't like is that guy's cards. Pre flop he had total BS but it was a good flop for him too.
Oh and 1 more thing... why are you dressed as a lady ? lol

[goncaloo]

I can't believe I'm the who never get a straight flush
I can't understand, for me the odds seem that are 0.0000000000000000000000000000000001%....
Got quads a few times although.

[pakino]

I sometimes get royal flushes and straight flushes during the freerolls with low prizes. It never happens on cash tables and in good tournaments.

[ARDRANNY]

I played at grosvenor Great Yarmouth in a £10 1 rebuy got my quad aces beat by a royal. Then later went all-in with pocket kings that was called by player with pocket kings. Guess what? He hit a flush.

[pakino]

I had the same but with aces.

[villaridge]

I had the same but with aces.

The more I see of your posts pakino, the more i wonder what the fuck are you talking about?

[pakino]

If you want to understand my post, read the previouse post I am answering to.
The previouse post in the thread was:

> Then later went all-in with pocket kings that was called by player with pocket kings. Guess what? He hit a flush

So I had the same but with aces. Lately, my AA vs AA of my opponent. After we both went all in, my pocket aces were beaten because my opponent hit a flush.
Ardranny had 4 kings in the described hand and I had similiar event with 4 aces.
Is it clear now?

[ARDRANNY]

You usually get a bad beat when you go in with the best hand and someone outdraws you. It follows that if you consistantly go in wih the best hand you will be on the winning side of poker. This is providing of cause you have the correct pot odds to do it in the first place.