Biggest suckout ever.

[kiemo]

Mucking preflop I watched this hand from the sidelines.

First hour of a home tourney. Blinds really unimportant. CO and Button are basically same stack size. CO raised 2BB preflop, Button called. Flop came K83 rainbow. CO goes all-in. Button calls.

CO flips KK
Button flips QQ.

Since this is a suckout story, you can just imagine what the next two cards were. <font color="white">QQ for the unimaginative </font>

Worst beat I have ever and probably will ever see in poker.

[William]

How about this one :

Yesterday playing NLHE 3/6. I have A [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]A [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img], get all the money in the middle preflop against K [img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img]K [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]
Pot around 1300$ flop AKT all [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] At the end the board shows AKT92 all [img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img] for a split.

Damn the 78% rule. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[PrayingMantis]

Few weeks ago, in a multi on stars, very short stacked, I push with A9, and get called by A4.

flop: J-9-6 (long break... I have time to breath and be happy)

Turn: 4 (OK, he's got only two outs, can't be too bad [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img])

River: 4

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[AleoMagus]

Actually, strictly speaking, this really IS the biggest suckout ever from flop to river

Any bad beat story where one player on the flop needs exactly two running cards to hit perfectly is as bad as it can get.

I suppose the odds against doing this is easy to calculate

2/45*1/44

which comes out to about 1/1000

I saw one once where KK squared off against AK
Flop came K44. turn 4. river 4. AK wins with kicker

Regards,
Brad S

Edit: Now that I think about it, mine is still not as bad as yours because the AK could also have hit running aces and there are still three of those left in the deck.

[William]

One more great suckout, this time from a home live game :

Flop Q33, lots of action.

Turn 4. even more action

River 4. 3 players all-in

Player 1 shows QQ for the double fullhouse.

Player 2 shows 33 for the floped quads.

Player 3 shows 44 for the runner-runner quads and the huge pot !!

That's a nasty one.

[William]

This is fun. one more bad beat story [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Flop Q85 rainbow, everybody checks.

Turn 2, lots of action from 3 players, they are all-in.

River 5.

Player 1 shows QQ for the full house.

Player 2 shows 88 for a smaller full house.

Player 3 shows 55 for the quads.

He he [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[Toro]

Almost identical to the suckout Corkins had on Hellmuth in the recent WPT event.

[sammiK7os]

Didnt happen to me but I seen this at my table last Monday.
It was a 1/2limit 6 player max table. By the end of the hand the pot was huge. Flop came rag, 9, T. Turn 9. River T. One guy had pocket 10s the other poket 9s [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[racingspider]

Not exactly a suckout, more like divine intervention.
I've got pocket aces and raise pot limit. A few fold and another person matches the pot and I boost it back up which puts him all in. Everyone else folds. The cards show.
I've Got AA, he has AJ.
Flop: 666! Whoohooo!!! Says I. Gotcha! I flopped sixes full! Sweet.
Turn: A!!! Holy crap! YAH!!! Now I've got Aces FULL! Whoohoo!
River: 6. Damn. Pot splits. [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]
We ended up splitting the blinds! Blah!

[xtravistx]

My story to add is yesterday on Party. I'm playing NLHE, $25. Work my stack up to $55 bucks. I have AA. It's raised to me $5, then reraised to $10.. what the hell I push for $55. Of course they have AK and QQ and the flop comes out Q-5-2.. biggest pot of my life.. no more NLHE for me.

Oh I forgot to mention that AA got cracked 3 times yesterday (vs K4, KJ, etc), running my party bankroll down to 0.