How often will quads over quads happen?

[goofball]

i've lost AAAJJ to a royal and beat AKKKK with a royal in about a year of playing online.

[Michael Davis]

Interestingly, that exact situation happened to me the other day. It was capped preflop before it got to me in the BB. The flop came KJ5 and I bet out and it was capped before it got back and I folded. Three sets were out.

-Michael

[47outs]

I beat quad tens with a J9 str8 flush in a live 4handed game. We each used both of our whole cards. This was 3 years ago and we still talk about it today.

outs

[Noo Yawk]

I lost quad 4's to quad 6's about 4 years ago.
It absolutely sucks. I still have nightmares about it.
Thanks for bringing it up. [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]

[citanul]

I know it matters not at all, but I had quads over quads last week, with both cards playing in both hands.

$50 sng, I raise with AQo, bb calls with 44.
Flop AAA, I bet some pottish amount, he calls.
Turn 4, I bet again, he raises all in. I giggle like a little girl, and call.
River 4, and he makes some sad quads.

So I guess it happens, but very very rarely. Someone could figure it out, but I'm lazy.

citanul

[Monty Cantsin]

[ QUOTE ]
$50 sng, I raise with AQo, bb calls with 44.
Flop AAA, I bet some pottish amount, he calls.
Turn 4, I bet again, he raises all in.

[/ QUOTE ]

Looks like he thought his hand had improved.

/mc

[Ruddiger]

The worst I've seen is three people flopping sets and then the person with the middle set turning quads. That was a fun hand.. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[mistrpug]

In a no limit SnG, I flopped aces full of nines from the big blind (A9 in my hand) and ended up losing to his 44 when runner runner case 4's came on the turn and river.

It actually is a good thing though because since then, other bad beats haven't really bothered me.

[citanul]

Yeah, the whole table had a good laugh about that. Even the 44 guy thought it was pretty funny after a minute.

citanul

[oddjob]

i was at a table with quads over quads. it actually started off iwth 2 guys one with AA one with KK. the flop was AKK, the turn was the A, river didnt' matter. luckily i was at the table, and got a table share of the bad beat, unfortunately, the AA guy went from the big piece, to the smaller piece, but he wasn't complaining he still got 6k or something like that.