Your best suck out?

[brianb10]

So I am at the final table of my weekly bar league game.  There is a lady at the table who no one has ever seen before and she has amassed a pretty healthy stack of chips by making ridiculous calls and sucking out.  I on the other hand have been pretty dead on cards when I wake up with 

Action is folded around to her and she raises.  I reraise all in, at this point blinds are 100/200 and I have under 1K in chips so if I am going to call her raise I am committed so figure I should go all in now.  I figure her for Ax or two high cards based on her previous play.  She calls quickly and flips over 

This surprises everyone at the table considering what she had been showing down lately.  I start packing up when the flop comes  and a rag that I can't remember.  The turn is another rag and then the beautiful  falls on the river.

I have to admit this is probably the best bad beat I have ever handed out, I am usually on the other end of them.  I have to admit I didn't feel the least bit bad.  Somedays your the bug and somedays your the windshield.

Anyone else have any memorable bad beats they dished out to someone?

[Yankee]

Sorry, wish I could contribute to this thread but I only put my money in when I have the best hand.

[NotFadeAway]

I've had a few one outers before, so I guess those would be the best suckouts.  I once had 44 against 77 on a 47x flop and caught a 4 on the end.  What was so cool was that a couple of days later my brother sat with the guy in a sng, and he mentioned that hand as an example of how bad he was running.  He called me over to the computer (it was before we each got laptops), and showed it to me.  It was awesome.

[TwoToGo-Grave]

I've had a few one outers before, so I guess those would be the best suckouts.  I once had 44 against 77 on a 47x flop and caught a 7 on the end.  What was so cool was that a couple of days later my brother sat with the guy in a sng, and he mentioned that hand as an example of how bad he was running.  He called me over to the computer (it was before we each got laptops), and showed it to me.  It was awesome.

That was awesome, but I think you meant that you caught a four on the end (not a seven).  I was watching when that happened, btw, and it was awesome.

I get my $$$ in bad so much that I must have some amazing suckouts, but I sadly can't recall any good ones at the moment.

[NotFadeAway]

I've had a few one outers before, so I guess those would be the best suckouts.  I once had 44 against 77 on a 47x flop and caught a 7 on the end.  What was so cool was that a couple of days later my brother sat with the guy in a sng, and he mentioned that hand as an example of how bad he was running.  He called me over to the computer (it was before we each got laptops), and showed it to me.  It was awesome.

That was awesome, but I think you meant that you caught a four on the end (not a seven).  I was watching when that happened, btw, and it was awesome.

I get my $$$ in bad so much that I must have some amazing suckouts, but I sadly can't recall any good ones at the moment.

Been fixed.  I can think of nice suckouts of yours against me...

[TwoToGo-Grave]

I've had a few one outers before, so I guess those would be the best suckouts.  I once had 44 against 77 on a 47x flop and caught a 7 on the end.  What was so cool was that a couple of days later my brother sat with the guy in a sng, and he mentioned that hand as an example of how bad he was running.  He called me over to the computer (it was before we each got laptops), and showed it to me.  It was awesome.

That was awesome, but I think you meant that you caught a four on the end (not a seven).  I was watching when that happened, btw, and it was awesome.

I get my $$$ in bad so much that I must have some amazing suckouts, but I sadly can't recall any good ones at the moment.

Been fixed.  I can think of nice suckouts of yours against me...

But, that would imply that I've ever gotten in bad against you.  Now, I can recall several million suckouts of yours against me...

[NotFadeAway]

I've had a few one outers before, so I guess those would be the best suckouts.  I once had 44 against 77 on a 47x flop and caught a 7 on the end.  What was so cool was that a couple of days later my brother sat with the guy in a sng, and he mentioned that hand as an example of how bad he was running.  He called me over to the computer (it was before we each got laptops), and showed it to me.  It was awesome.

That was awesome, but I think you meant that you caught a four on the end (not a seven).  I was watching when that happened, btw, and it was awesome.

I get my $$$ in bad so much that I must have some amazing suckouts, but I sadly can't recall any good ones at the moment.

Been fixed.  I can think of nice suckouts of yours against me...

But, that would imply that I've ever gotten in bad against you.  Now, I can recall several million suckouts of yours against me...

I think you're overstated this...

[TwoToGo-Grave]

I've had a few one outers before, so I guess those would be the best suckouts.  I once had 44 against 77 on a 47x flop and caught a 7 on the end.  What was so cool was that a couple of days later my brother sat with the guy in a sng, and he mentioned that hand as an example of how bad he was running.  He called me over to the computer (it was before we each got laptops), and showed it to me.  It was awesome.

That was awesome, but I think you meant that you caught a four on the end (not a seven).  I was watching when that happened, btw, and it was awesome.

I get my $$$ in bad so much that I must have some amazing suckouts, but I sadly can't recall any good ones at the moment.

Been fixed.  I can think of nice suckouts of yours against me...

But, that would imply that I've ever gotten in bad against you.  Now, I can recall several million suckouts of yours against me...

I think you're overstated this...

I beg to differ.  It's accurate-check the Library of Congress.  I'm sure it's in there somewhere.

[fatman1326]

against my little brother, heads up sit and go, winner get to play in the satuday buy in turny at grand casino hinkley. Our cousin is dealing so neither can so the other cheated. I am dealt the beatiful hand   my brother is dealt....   the flop comes   , He instintly ships it in. I tank for a minute, knowing that the little brat could have the nuts or nothing. He's shoved in that spot, with nothing and shown 83. I reluctintly call, and he shows the nuts. Dejectedly i roll over my three ladies. My brother jumps up and scream's "Yes I am going to Hinkley!" I have him out chiped by like 500 but thats not a whole lot, cause we started with 10k. I shake my head, and stand up.... My cousin then deals the turn and its the prettest thing I have even seen.... the  . My brother falls to the floor, and I check to make sure my cousin burned a card. He had. No 2 outer on the river for my brother. And I went to Hinkley. I cashed in it too.

[NotFadeAway]

He really celebrated like that when you had a set with two cards to come?

[TwoToGo-Grave]

Well, you did have ten outs counting whatever was going to hit the turn (if it was a non-board pairing card) against only two redraws, so it's not really a two outer.
I had the same thing happen once against a friend and coworker at a cash game.  I had QQ and my raise was called by Ks9s and the flop came queen high with two spades and I bet and he called.   A spade hit the turn and he moved all in and I called.  Then the last queen hit the river.  It was awesome.

[TwoToGo-Grave]

He really celebrated like that when you had a set with two cards to come?

Oh, that's a great question.  Like, why would you do that?

[RagingAZN]

I'm like Hellmuth.

"I don't suckout." 

[pman5412]

might not qualify, but here it goes. took a guy out in my last tourney cause he min raised my BB with one other caller in the hand. I had 2 5 off suit, and figured if i didn't hiy a monster i would toss it after the first bet. flopped 2 2 10. i checked, he was all in, player 2 folded, and i busted him. he had pocket 7's.

[Detroitdad]

Not a one out, but the first league game I ever played in (at Wedge's house about 1.5 yrs ago) I hit a 2 outer to triple and then go on to win the tourney.

The structure was a T100,000 tourney. I made the final table of 9 players (18 started) with 110,000's. Extremely low. Antes caused my stack to hit 80k. UTG ( ) with a 10k BB coming at I push. I get two callers. The flop brings  . Chip leader bets out, other guy folds. He shows big slick for two pair. A jack is the only thing I need and it comes on the River (somebody announced they folded a J).

At heads up I think I was a 3 or 4-1 chip underdog. I won 4 all in's in a row and won the tourney.

For the most part his league has been profitable for me ever since.

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[Dr. Neau]

I have  . Opponent has  .

Flop is    .  We're now all in.

Turn:
River:

Close the thread.

[bubbajit]

I had crap suited against 44 he slow played through the hand hit boat i think on turn and quads on river and the 4th 4 gave me a str8 flush thought I posted the hand somewhere but I could not find it cannot remember how much I won that hand but all his money made it in the pot

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[drillrod]

At Bally's AC in July, playing at a 1/3 NLHE table at 5:00 am with about $250 in front of me.

I have  on the button. There's a small raise, to about $10. I join a few callers and five players see the flop,    .

Nobody bets the flop and the turn comes  . Everybody checks to me and I take a stab at the pot for $25 and get one caller.

The river is the  . The other players bets $50 into the $100 pot. I take my time and just decide to shove all-in. He insta-calls and I announce my Straight Flush. He holds up his cards, says "Now that's a Bad Beat!" and shows his  .

Although the money didn't go in until after the river, it's still a crazy hand. And we took down the Bally's Bad Beat Jackpot, $12k for me and $17 for him and plue my wife was at the table and was paid just over $1,000.

My wife later told me that when I bet on the turn, she about had a heart attack. She was sitting to his right and after I bet, he was sloppy with his cards when he took a second look at them, and she saw that he was holding quads.

But she was a rock. She didn't give any sign that I was heading into deep doo-doo. When I started pushing my entire stack forward, she stopped breathing and didn't start again until I showed my straight flush.

[dave987654321]

I can't remember any though obviously I have sucked out many times.  If its a complete suck out where my opponent has been ahead the whole way I really don't like it cos I'm on the other end of them so many more times it just reminds me of the times I've lost.  Yes I am a miserable SOB 

[Langham]

This was my buddy's suck out, but I was at the table when it happened:

My friend made a standard raise with

He got one caller.

Flop comes 

My friend bets, villian re-raises all in, and my friend calls. Villian shows 

Turn is

River is

[Martini]

A guy at one of my games caught perfect-perfect in Omaha after all the money got in and he was stuck with an underboat. Needed to catch a two outer then a one outer in succession to make Quads as his only way to win the hand. Can't really get much suck-outier than that.

[NotFadeAway]

A guy at one of my games caught perfect-perfect in Omaha after all the money got in and he was stuck with an underboat. Needed to catch a two outer then a one outer in succession to make Quads as his only way to win the hand. Can't really get much suck-outier than that.

I once saw a hand of Omaha at a friend's house where two players got in on the flop with one holding a set and one holding nothing but two aces in his hand.  An ace hit the turn, but the player with the set quadded up on the river.  It was an exciting and memorable hand.

[Detroitdad]

I'm sorry, this thread is starting to make me think of American Pie.

"You see, there was this one time at Band Camp"

[NotFadeAway]

I'm sorry, this thread is starting to make me think of American Pie.

"You see, there was this one time at Band Camp"

Allyson Hannigan is the nuts...

[TwoToGo-Grave]

I'm sorry, this thread is starting to make me think of American Pie.

"You see, there was this one time at Band Camp"

Allyson Hannigan is the nuts...

Agreed.

[Midnight Rose]

My best suck out hand itself wasn't all that exciting; I raised pre-flop in late position with snowmen, got called by AQo where he hit a Q on the flop and went all-in, then I caught the last 8 (I found out later) on the turn.  But it was a great suck out for me because it was during my first ever MTT, I was low in chips at the time, and went on to win the whole thing. 

And, as for Hannigan, I'd do her.


/Midnight "Liebert first, then Hannigan" Rose

[NotFadeAway]

My best suck out hand itself wasn't all that exciting; I raised pre-flop in late position with snowmen, got called by AQo where he hit a Q on the flop and went all-in, then I caught the last 8 (I found out later) on the turn.  But it was a great suck out for me because it was during my first ever MTT, I was low in chips at the time, and went on to win the whole thing. 

And, as for Hannigan, I'd do her.


/Midnight "Liebert first, then Hannigan" Rose

POTD?

[fatman1326]

He really celebrated like that when you had a set with two cards to come?

Yeah he jumped up and down, then fell right on the floor when the last Q came.

[stooks99]

About a year ago on stars.  I had  vs  on a board of    and hit running sixes to take it down.  Mathematically, its as bad a beat as you can put on someone.  I smiled, then 10 minutes later whined when MY A9 lost to KQ.

[PhilHutchings]

beat  AA with   A3 clubs once,   

I flopped a Strait but the freakout from the player with aces was so worth it hahahaaha

[Martini]

About a year ago on stars.  I had  vs  on a board of    and hit running sixes to take it down.  Mathematically, its as bad a beat as you can put on someone.  I smiled, then 10 minutes later whined when MY A9 lost to KQ.

Actually, you had a relatively healthy 6.26% pot equity there compared to a .1% chance when you need to catch perfect-perfect which is the worst bad beat you could put on someone. there were many ways that you could either chop or win the pot.

You win if the Turn and River contain (in either order)
6h6c
4c4h
3d5d
5d8d
Or any two Diamonds

Plus you can chop if the Turn and River contain either 3 and 5 or 5 and 8 to put a Straight on the board as long as at least they aren't both Diamonds.

You did have a pretty good suckout since you needed runner runner to win but it is far from worst case scenario.

Now if you played 46os...then you would be down to only running Sixes or running Fours to win the pot which is the second worst bad beat you could put on someone and you'd be 1.82% pot equity so it's a good thing you got that proverbial extra ~3% by playing suited cards.