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Yeah, that’s a brutal hand. Thanks a lot for sharing Andrew. At least you were able to get away without losing too much. Imagine if the turn was a 5 instead :/
Hey at least you are smart enough to fold. I seen so many players just call off their stack with similar flops like yours and going to tilt saying how unlucky they are. It’s a clear fold.
I was in the big blind. I was dealt pocket deuces. One player in early position bets $8, it’s called by the person next to him and the small blind so I call as well with the intention to flop a set or fold. The flop comes Ace, Deuce, Ace. I flopped a full house with a great opportunity. I don’t expect anyone to have Aces since I’d seen much larger pre flop bets with lower pocket pairs. The first player checks and the second player bets $50. I’ve seen him make moves like this with Ace-X hands so at this point I’m assuming he has an Ace with something else. If he has Ace-2 it’s just unlucky. The small blind folds and its on me. I call hoping he continues to think he’s in the lead. The person after me folds. The turn is another Ace. 3 Aces and a two are out there totally counter fitting my full house. He then puts me all in. I’m thinking he has quads which is crazy to me. I knew I was beat though because he either has quads or a high pocket pair, either one beats me. I say “you have quads? What a turn for you” and fold. Someone to my left says “what was the tough decision” and I show the pocket twos. The gentleman that won the hand shows Ace-5 and I lose a flopped full house to a turned quad Aces
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