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Title: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: GrafhamGrinder on July 08, 2008, 07:35:45 AM I got two straight flushes in a row on the same table - won both times as well :) Its pretty sick!
Hand #7114044665 begins at 2008/07/07 Dealing down cards Dealt to Hero [6h 8h] drainbamaged82 posts the small blind of $2 Hero posts the big blind of $4 todowins folds. sluppyd calls $4. Mano Nera folds. Kei-fat folds. drainbamaged82 folds. Hero checks. Dealing Flop [4h Jh Qh] Hero bets $7. sluppyd calls $7. Dealing Turn [Th] Hero checks. sluppyd checks. Dealing River [9h] Hand #7114058566 begins at 2008/07/07 Dealing down cards Dealt to Hero [8s 9s] Hero posts the small blind of $2 todowins posts the big blind of $4 sluppyd folds. Mano Nera folds. Kei-fat folds. drainbamaged82 folds. Hero calls $2. todowins checks. Dealing Flop [9h Ts 6s] Hero bets $5. todowins calls $5. Dealing Turn [3s] Hero bets $15. todowins raises to $30. Hero raises to $108. todowins raises to $140.50, and is all-in. Hero calls $32.50. Dealing River [7s] Title: Re: What are the odds? Post by: GrafhamGrinder on August 01, 2008, 07:15:06 AM Full (http://blondepoker.com/index.php?q=node/12206)Tilt (http://blondepoker.com/index.php?q=node/12206) confirmed the odds at 5,211,684,864 to 1 so pretty long odds imo. Has anyone ever heard of this happening before?
Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: MereNovice on August 01, 2008, 07:28:17 AM My calculations make it 4,221,620,675 to 1 so it's nowhere near as uncommon as you might think. :)
Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: GreekStein on August 01, 2008, 09:32:50 AM Similar thing happened to me a few weeks back where I did two lucky dips at the newsagent and got the exact same set of numbers from the random machine.
That night I won the jackpot, twice. Title: Re: What are the odds? Post by: gatso on August 01, 2008, 11:56:22 AM Full (http://blondepoker.com/index.php?q=node/12206)Tilt (http://blondepoker.com/index.php?q=node/12206) confirmed the odds at 5,211,684,864 to 1 they are either winding you up or do not understand odds Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: LOJ on August 01, 2008, 01:03:31 PM At least you got paid for the second one..... N1! Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: MKKfish on August 01, 2008, 01:28:21 PM nhs simon
Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: Shogun112 on August 02, 2008, 03:10:53 PM I am sort of disbelieving this..!! I will explain...
In game 1... and Game 2... Player called Hero is sitting in a slightly different position. Ie.. Game 1.. Player who is is playing after Hero is "drainbamaged82", but in game 2, "todowins" is playing after Hero. (I dunno, maybe they all shuffled seats after game 1) In game 1, it goes unraised, so, the SB player should act first, that never happened. SB and BB still in the game, but neither of them got a fold post flop. In game 1, why didnt hero post $4 blinds pre flop, instead, he checks as if he is the BB. Surely without posting the BB, he aint even in the hand? In game 1, Hero "checks" which should have said, GrafhamGrinder "Checks"... In Game 1, it does not say that Hero won $xx In game 2, Hero, calls $2. Surely that is not enough to play the hand on a $4 BB? In game 2, todowins "checks", and it is correct that he should check because he is the BB, but the previous line should say what action GrafhamGrinder would have done from the SB, ie, fold or play the extra $2 or raise.. In game 2, there are 3 players in the hand post flop, but the history only shows 2 people acting. Am I missing some wierd things going on, on websites that show a phoney looking history? Can someone confirm I am not talking complete sh**?? Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: KarmaDope on August 02, 2008, 03:18:35 PM You got confused!
I am sort of disbelieving this..!! I will explain... In game 1... and Game 2... Player called Hero is sitting in a slightly different position. Ie.. Game 1.. Player who is is playing after Hero is "drainbamaged82", but in game 2, "todowins" is playing after Hero. (I dunno, maybe they all shuffled seats after game 1) - In game 1, Hero is BB, "todowins" is UTG. In game 2, Hero is SB, todowins is BB In game 1, it goes unraised, so, the SB player should act first, that never happened. SB and BB still in the game, but neither of them got a fold post flop. - SB folded pre. BB is Hero In game 1, why didnt hero post $4 blinds pre flop, instead, he checks as if he is the BB. Surely without posting the BB, he aint even in the hand? - he is the BB. In game 1, Hero "checks" which should have said, GrafhamGrinder "Checks"... - Hero IS GrafhamGrinder In Game 1, it does not say that Hero won $xx - I'm assuming he's taken that out to save space in post. In game 2, Hero, calls $2. Surely that is not enough to play the hand on a $4 BB? - He's the SB. It's $2 to complete In game 2, todowins "checks", and it is correct that he should check because he is the BB, but the previous line should say what action GrafhamGrinder would have done from the SB, ie, fold or play the extra $2 or raise.. - it does "Hero calls $2" In game 2, there are 3 players in the hand post flop, but the history only shows 2 people acting. - you're wrong. there is 2 Am I missing some wierd things going on, on websites that show a phoney looking history? Can someone confirm I am not talking complete sh**?? - you are! Title: Re: What are the odds? Post by: action man on August 02, 2008, 03:22:53 PM Full (http://blondepoker.com/index.php?q=node/12206)Tilt (http://blondepoker.com/index.php?q=node/12206) confirmed the odds at 5,211,684,864 to 1 so pretty long odds imo. Has anyone ever heard of this happening before? LOL hard @ you emailing tilt the HH's in some kind of weird chirp/kudos inducing trance. Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: Shogun112 on August 02, 2008, 03:35:55 PM Adam,
is this person you? How is anyone reading that supposed to know that name changing has been going on. It is done badly and if so, has some missed out. Not very bright.!! LOL... Title: Re: 2 Straight Flushes in a row Post by: KarmaDope on August 02, 2008, 04:08:24 PM Not me. Since when do I play 2/4?
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