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LOSING ON THE RIVER WHAT ARE THE ODDS

ricey54ricey54 Member Posts: 3
edited July 2015 in Brags, Beats and Variance

playing this weeks £1000 free roll have lost to ace flush five times each time they caught the ace on the river twice I had king flush after flop 3 times on turn

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  • GILLS69GILLS69 Member Posts: 104
    edited July 2015
    In Response to LOSING ON THE RIVER WHAT ARE THE ODDS:
    playing this weeks £1000 free roll have lost to ace flush five times each time they caught the ace on the river twice I had king flush after flop 3 times on turn
    Posted by ricey54
    hi,
      
    im sorry 2 hear about your run of river-rip offs but it seems to be an infamous sky trait!
                                                              Just be comforted by the fact that you have and will, suck-out on players yourself with that frustrating river card.
                                                Pocket Aces to you my friend,
                                                                                             Jim
  • RLT16RLT16 Member Posts: 1,433
    edited July 2015
    In Response to LOSING ON THE RIVER WHAT ARE THE ODDS:
    playing this weeks £1000 free roll have lost to ace flush five times each time they caught the ace on the river twice I had king flush after flop 3 times on turn
    Posted by ricey54
    meh dont want to discount your post, but at im reading it you say that 5 times you lost to ace high flush and that each time they hit the ace on the river. but in 3 of those hands you had king high flushes.. so the 3 hands you had king high flushes you would of won as the ace was on the board for you both to share?
  • GILLS69GILLS69 Member Posts: 104
    edited July 2015
    Hi
       in hindsight-wouldn't u still have won at least 3 times as u already had the K-high flush n the ace would just make your hand better?not sure ive grasped what uve posted.
                                                                               Jim
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 169,670
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: LOSING ON THE RIVER WHAT ARE THE ODDS:
    Hi    in hindsight-wouldn't u still have won at least 3 times as u already had the K-high flush n the ace would just make your hand better?not sure ive grasped what uve posted.                                                                            Jim
    Posted by GILLS69
    I suspect the OP has described the situation incorrectly.
     
    There were 3 hearts on the board by the flop/turn, including the king of hearts.

    OP had (say) 9h - 10h.

    A 4th heart fell on the river, the A, & villain had the J or Q of hearts in his hand.

    Have to say, if that really happened 5 times to him in this week's daily (just once a day) £1,000 Freeroll, it's....... quite remarkable.
     
  • Nuggy962Nuggy962 Member Posts: 1,104
    edited July 2015
    If it helps swing balance, I was down to two BB in said freerole and shoved utg with K2 diamonds. Called 4 way, flop comes 3 diamonds. 

    2 all ins later and I see AA and QJ diamonds. Blank turn and river for gg and a quad up... One hour later I am off to ukpc. Luck does go both ways - just got to remember it :)

    Ps

    It's free my friend, anything you get is a bonus so dust yourself off and reload tomorrow :) 
  • Tikay10Tikay10 Member, Administrator, Moderator Posts: 169,670
    edited July 2015
    In Response to Re: LOSING ON THE RIVER WHAT ARE THE ODDS:
    If it helps swing balance, I was down to two BB in said freerole and shoved utg with K2 diamonds. Called 4 way, flop comes 3 diamonds.  2 all ins later and I see AA and QJ diamonds. Blank turn and river for gg and a quad up... One hour later I am off to ukpc. Luck does go both ways - just got to remember it :) Ps It's free my friend, anything you get is a bonus so dust yourself off and reload tomorrow :) 
    Posted by Nuggy962
    Ab-ser-lootly.
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