zimmer4141

Due to the statistical improbability of 2 people having the same pocket pair, let' s leave those alone. The most likely scenario is that you have A-A, the guy who went all in has K-K, the first raiser has A-K, and the last caller has Q-Q, who knows why the last 2 would call. In this case, barring 4 to a flush, you have to dodge 1 King and 2 Queens. If you can't call and win that one, you weren't meant to win the tournament in the first place.

Scotty Nguyen against Humberto Brenes in the 2003 WSOP. Scotty reraises for 1/3 his stack with an 8-3 os. He stands up screaming "21! See, I told you 21! Oh S*** I thought we play Blackjack!"