what nl hand has won your largest pot ?

[wisky_VI 0]

My personal largest pot was 9 6 , limped on the button and flopped the flush. Was against someone who turned out to have top pair and K but luckily he didn't draw out on me.

[allinbluff35 0]

aces

[RadGrad2005 0]

10 d 7 d for a $2250 pot!! I made a flush, the other guy had a set.

[mikedshelton 0]

My AA in late position vs KK in middle position ($5/10 UB)He raises 8x blind (LAG) pre-flop, I re-raise to 16x blind, he quick callsFLOP come Qxx, He moves all in, I call, blank, blankI win the pot for $1752

[TheIceman05 0]

I limped on the button with 6s7s with a big stack. The big blind raised to 4x with a similar stack. To my surprise, 2 others at the short-table called, and I also called. The flop was perfect. 4s5s Jx. The BB made a pot sized bet, another player called, I raised 1/3 of my stack, hoping to win the pot there. BB calls, last player moves all in. I move in behind him, figuring the all-in player for a set and the BB for a high pocket pair, hoping to clean up any running-spade outs he might have. He calls with kings. The other all-in player turned over AA.The turn was the As, and the river didn't pair the board, and I won a mosnter.I was berated for my play, even though I was way ahead of everyobody on the flop. Ice

[custom36 5]

aces

[Rock Crawler 0]

MTT - won over $80,000 chips with A9 off. Went all in with a little over 26k, got 3 callers.

[benhoug 0]

Probably Q 10 . I raised from up front (had been playing real tight, so this play was definitely mixing up my game), flopped a straight draw and hit it on the turn. The other player flopped a set and said he couldn't possibly put me on the straight b/c I had raised pre-flop so he paaaaaaaiiiiidddd me off.

[Sushiman 0]

I limped on the button with 6s7s with a big stack. The big blind raised to 4x with a similar stack. To my surprise, 2 others at the short-table called, and I also called. The flop was perfect. 4s5s Jx. The BB made a pot sized bet, another player called, I raised 1/3 of my stack, hoping to win the pot there. BB calls, last player moves all in. I move in behind him, figuring the all-in player for a set and the BB for a high pocket pair, hoping to clean up any running-spade outs he might have. He calls with kings. The other all-in player turned over AA.The turn was the As, and the river didn't pair the board, and I won a mosnter.I was berated for my play, even though I was way ahead of everyobody on the flop. Ice

How were you way ahead of everyone on the flop? They all had made hands and you were on a draw. You had to put them on big pairs, possibly with cards of your suit. That means even if you hit the flush on the turn, they had redraws against you on the river. The only safe cards would have been if you made the straight or a straight flush. You had a ton of outs and I probably would have called as well in this situation, but I would have never figured myself as way ahead.

[Guest XXEddie]

QJ :club:flop came AKT beofre I could bet 2 people were allin

[RadGrad2005 0]

I think he meant that on the flop (when he put all his money in) he had over 50% chance of making a straight or a flush (or even a straight flush). And because he has over 50% vs 2 callers (I think it was 2 callers), he is way ahead.Okey dokey?

[....Ian.... 0]

I limped on the button with 6s7s with a big stack. The big blind raised to 4x with a similar stack. To my surprise, 2 others at the short-table called, and I also called. The flop was perfect. 4s5s Jx. The BB made a pot sized bet, another player called, I raised 1/3 of my stack, hoping to win the pot there. BB calls, last player moves all in. I move in behind him, figuring the all-in player for a set and the BB for a high pocket pair, hoping to clean up any running-spade outs he might have. He calls with kings. The other all-in player turned over AA.The turn was the As, and the river didn't pair the board, and I won a mosnter.I was berated for my play, even though I was way ahead of everyobody on the flop. Ice

How were you way ahead of everyone on the flop? They all had made hands and you were on a draw. You had to put them on big pairs, possibly with cards of your suit. That means even if you hit the flush on the turn, they had redraws against you on the river. The only safe cards would have been if you made the straight or a straight flush. You had a ton of outs and I probably would have called as well in this situation, but I would have never figured myself as way ahead.

he was the favorite...they gotta dodge 15 outs twice. grant it he may end up with a 7 high alot.....but most of the time he wont

[angler 0]

Holding K 1o spades, 3 players left in a casino tournament, I am short stacked 2400 left after post. Blinds are 800 and 1200 and the chip leader, who had been playing the bully calls, small blind calls, I call as well.Flop - As 7c 10hChip leader raises to 2400, me and the other guy call, I am all in. Turn and river are spades. I went on to finish second. I wish it was skill.

[TheIceman05 0]

The BB had the King of spades, meaning he had running spade outs, and he'll win about 8% (ish?) of the time. The AA is going to hold up less than 40% of the time. This means I win at least 52% of the time (probably closer to 54, off the top of my head). This means a few things. 1) I'm going to win a plurality (more than anyone else) of the time, which means I'm ahead.2) It's a 3 person pot, and I'll win a MAJORITY (more than half) of the time time, which means I'm WAY ahead. 3) If the hand ended on the flop, I'm losing every time, but if you think that means I'm behind, you're misunderstanding something very importantMy hand is ahead of anything here, unless someone made a set (I'm still in good shape), or another player has an improbable flush draw (A2 or A3 being the absolute worst. Ice

[Daysleeper 0]

Pocket rockets

[kaisersoze12 0]

on a pure steal I raised 7-9 off from CO. Pot limit cash game. .5-1 blinds. Button smooth called with Aces and the small blind did as well with Kings. Flop was a pretty6-8-10 rainbow.SB bet his Kings, I called, buttons raised his aces and before I knew it a ton of money was in the pot and I had the nuts. Took 350 on that one after all was said and done without ever raising the pot after the pre-flop raise. Just calling and letting the other two kick each other.

[Sushiman 0]

The BB had the King of spades, meaning he had running spade outs, and he'll win about 8% (ish?) of the time. The AA is going to hold up less than 40% of the time. This means I win at least 52% of the time (probably closer to 54, off the top of my head). This means a few things. 1) I'm going to win a plurality (more than anyone else) of the time, which means I'm ahead.2) It's a 3 person pot, and I'll win a MAJORITY (more than half) of the time time, which means I'm WAY ahead. 3) If the hand ended on the flop, I'm losing every time, but if you think that means I'm behind, you're misunderstanding something very importantMy hand is ahead of anything here, unless someone made a set (I'm still in good shape), or another player has an improbable flush draw (A2 or A3 being the absolute worst. Ice

I see. I see. The odds were definitely in your favor. Didn't know how I blanked out on that one.

[Swift_Psycho 1]

J-J

[....Ian.... 0]

won a $200 tourney with 10 4 won a $300 tourney with A K (go figure)cash game? won most with A A baby

[ldudeus 0]

ok first of all....IAN... dammit i cant stop staring at that asian chick's boobsok now that i said thatmy biggest hand was 994 handed cash game 10/25 cent blinds loli had 40 bucksanother guy had 40and 2 others had 30there was a raise, a call, and i decided to push, hoping to get a coinflip against one( this was when i had not been too eperienced at poker, just like 1 year play, played loose)to my surprise, all 3 people called...i thought i was ****ed for surethen.... ALL 3 OF THEM FLIP OVER AK!!!!my 99 holds up and i win a monster pot! 8)

[NortonFan 0]

77Flop comes 8 7 8the guy puts me all in he had pocket queens and this was at a 50 nl table...

[AceOfSpaiDs 0]

I have 3....KK, AK, 10 J :the KK I was reraised all-in at a $3/$6 NL table by QQ and won $350. KK won me $160 at a $1/$2 NL table at 3palmspoker.com, and 10 J was in a live game, it was a $10 buy-in tournament (home game), and the prize pool was at $250 (220 for 1st, 2nd gets 30). It was me and 4 other guys left. I was the chip leader (dont remember amounts). I raised a big amount b4 the flop (little did I know, A Q , K9, and JJ had limped in, the blinds were pretty high). Everyone called, and the flop came A-K-9. 1st to go checked (holding K9) and I raised the same amount I did b4 the flop (Doyle style), and to my surprise, everyone called except the JJ, but at least I was betting with an out, anyways, the turn was my magical Q (with no real flush draw on the board, I overbet the pot, almost looking like I was trying to steal, well, the AQ called and raised me all-in, the K9 called and I easily called. They were both all-in and I had plenty of chips left if I lost. The river was a blank and I took down the large pot. It was down to me and 2 other guys, and with a HUGE COMMANDING chip lead, I took the tourny. The biggest home game pot we've ever had, and I walked away with $220 outta $250. Peace

[brisk 0]

$1-$2 NL at excaliburpreflop raise to $10 from ep, i was the only caller (in mp too) with 7 8 flop, 7 2 8 he fires out $20, i flat call it was semi-stupid not to raise (i really do hate slow playing), but i put him on an overpairturn, 7 ...jackpot!he fires another $20 ... i ponder shortly, and flat callriver, k he bets $30, and i say "you didn't really hit that K did you?" ... and he says, "yeh, i did"at this point, i shortly consider that he had pocket K's, but would have expected a larger turn bet if he did, so i go all in for $102 more than his $30Now ... to go back in time ... i had attempted a bluff at him (4-to a straight on the board) about a half hour earlier that he called, but said, "had you gone all in, i'd of folded"...so now back to the present ... he calls and flips over .... k 5 for a missed flush draw but a made pair on the river!!!! can you believe that? i couldn't. my slow playing seems genius in hind site.that pot was about $330Other good hands were:also at excalibur my KK vs. QQ vs. AJo (horrible third call) and my kings held up for around $300Andat imperial palace, my AK vs. KK vs. QQ when i spiked an A on the turn for about $280

[QWithATray 0]

$1/2 NL at the ExcaliburI limp with pocket 7s, guy in late position makes it $6, gets 5 callersFlop AAQchecks around to the raiser who pets $5 (into a $30 pot) - 3 callersI figure he's got an A but his bet is too small to knock me outTurn 2Checks aroundRiver 7Suddenly the small blind goes all in for about $100I go all in for $150original raiser calls $150small blind had pocket twosoriginal raiser had A9about $450

[brisk 0]

nh Qtray ... don't you love that excalibur nl game!