I did not see it coming

[gundog]

From the start I must say the the eventual winner of the hand played it perfectly.

We left the Ark after the bad beat game for those knocked out of the Shootout, we decided not to play the partners event, as we were all feeling the effects of the previous late night and the early start to drive down from the riverland, so we decided to play the mid game at Pooraka.

Pooraka Sunday (PG Early Game)

I'm delt [As] [Qs] sure it the death hand in WSOP.

The flop is [8h] [8c] [8s]

The betting is reasonable but no real heavy hitting

The turn is [7c]

a bit of action the 3rd player in he hand show some aggression I thought he may have hit his boat but there were plenty of outs for me, I called along with the other player in the hand.

The River [Qd]


I check

2nd Player pushes all in, 3rd player responds with his own all in, I consider I have hit the boat 8/Q, at worst I could have a split pot.

I show my Q,8 boat
2nd Player shows the same

The 3rd player turns over [8d] [7d] he also hit hit boat and QUADS

He played the the hand to perfection getting the maximum he could hope fore

[Chelsea4thewin]

ouch

but he was always going to get paid off if u guys both had 8s full of queens

[AceLosesKing]

You can never put someone on quads.

[Bacon]

You can never put someone on quads.

It's very easy when the board has quads! It was always a possibility here... But i wouldn't have gotten away from it either.

[maccatak11]

i think i would have folded on the turn here. fine to call a bet on the flop with overs, but another bet on the turn would have suggested to me that i was up against a 7, 8, any pocket pair or AK.

Did you/how much did you raise pre-flop here? i would have thought anything more than a min-raise here is getting 78 out of a hand, regardless of position...

[Garth Kay]

Holding AQ with that much action, I fold on the turn.

Six outs, that's all I am drawing too as long as nobody has the nuts. That puts me at 13% to win the hand in the best possible scenario.

Re raise pre, c bet flop/check call flop, fold turn.

[gundog]

OOPs

got the positions wrong in the last part of the post have edited and highlighted the corrections

From the start I must say the the eventual winner of the hand played it perfectly.

We left the Ark after the bad beat game for those knocked out of the Shootout, we decided not to play the partners event, as we were all feeling the effects of the previous late night and the early start to drive down from the riverland, so we decided to play the mid game at Pooraka.

Pooraka Sunday (PG Early Game)

I'm delt [As] [Qs] sure it the death hand in WSOP.

The flop is [8h] [8c] [8s]

The betting is reasonable but no real heavy hitting

The turn is [7c]

a bit of action the 2nd (3rd) player in he hand show some aggression I thought he may have hit his boat but there were plenty of outs for me, I called along with the other player in the hand.

The River [Qd]


I check

2nd Player pushes all in, 3rd player responds with his own all in, I consider I have hit the boat 8/Q, at worst I could have a split pot.

I show my Q,8 boat
2nd Player shows the same

The 3rd player turns over [8d] [7d] he also hit a boat and QUADS

He played the the hand to perfection getting the maximum he could hope fore

[Chelsea4thewin]

that doesnt really change the part about folding on the turn

you are more then likely to be against someone who flopped the full house with a mid pocket pair

or quads

[AceLosesKing]

Yeah, definitely fold on the turn. What G man said, raise preflop, c-bet/check call flop, check fold turn.

[maccatak11]

Holding AQ with that much action, I fold on the turn.

i think i would have folded on the turn here.

AHEM....

Should have said

Yeah, definitely fold on the turn. What G man AND MACCATAK said, raise preflop, c-bet/check call flop, check fold turn.