Dutch Boyd Eliminated ... a chop? what?

[HentaiGaijin]

Dutch Boyd Eliminated
Log: Dutch Boyd is all-in preflop with K-10 and is called by Chris Todlewski with A-A. The board comes Q-J-5, giving Boyd an open ended straight draw. The turn is a K. Boyd can now also hit an A for a chop. The river is the 4s, and Dutch Boyd's busted straight is eliminated by Todlewski's pocket Aces. [Source: Cardplayer.com]

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K10 v AA, on QJ5K

How does an A on the river result in a chop?

[kyro]

This may be a WICKED BIG stretch, but it's quite possible they meant a Ten. Don't quote me on that though.

[hobbsinholland]

well, a straight does beat 3 of a kind....but that wouldnt be a chop. typing to fast maybe

[Cunning Linguist]

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This may be a WICKED BIG stretch, but it's quite possible they meant a Ten. Don't quote me on that though.

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I don't think so. Consider yourself quoted on that.

[Homer]

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This may be a WICKED BIG stretch, but it's quite possible they meant a Ten. Don't quote me on that though.

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It's funny when people are sarcastic and wrong.

[TheMainEvent]

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This may be a WICKED BIG stretch, but it's quite possible they meant a Ten. Don't quote me on that though.

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No. There isn't any way for this hand to result in a chop.

[Photoc]

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This may be a WICKED BIG stretch, but it's quite possible they meant a Ten. Don't quote me on that though.

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I'll quote ya...

How does QJ5K10 on board with AA vs K10 = a chop for straight?

[kyro]

Wow.

I'd edit the post but I'd like to come back to it occasionally to humble myself. I dumb. [img]/images/graemlins/blush.gif[/img]

[Ken_AA]

wasn't there something wrong with a post before, where a writter used "nuts" the wrong way? Is it possible this writter used chop to mean suckout?

Ken

[sketchy1]

This is why when I was offered to cover the event with shared information from Cardplayer, etc. I declined and went home.

Jon