Sickest Laydown Ever? Has To Be!

[ltrainkoja55 0]

The $5k on Saturday was pretty bunk. The table I was at was ridic. I played decently imo. I busted Bax with AA>AK, and I saw him play the sickest hand I've ever seen in my life in my opinion. Infinity limpers, Scott Montgomery of the November 9 makes it 400 at 25-50 in the cutoff. I call in the SB, Bax calls in EP, Kevin Saul laughs, almost folds, giggles, shrugs, and calls 350 more in middle position. Flop 447. Check, check, check, Scott bets 700, I fold, Bax calls, Kevin makes it 2100, Scott calls, Kevin calls. Stacks are about 15k effective. Kevin says, after Bax's overcall and before the turn, "You flopped quads Bax." Not a question. A statement. Turn 7. Bax says, "There's somebody else in the hand," and bets 1500. I stand up and start laughing. Kevin looks like he just saw his grandmother naked, and reluctantly calls, and Scott calls. River is another 7, I really LOL, Bax bets 1500, Kevin ships like 10k total, Scott tanks, finally calls, and Bax *snap* mucks 44 face up. I bet that in the history in NLHE tournament poker nobody has ever flopped quads and then bet/folded the river

[kobe2odom8 14]

sickest ever hands down zero questions asked

[TheL0st1ne 0]

The $5k on Saturday was pretty bunk. The table I was at was ridic. I played decently imo. I busted Bax with AA>AK, and I saw him play the sickest hand I've ever seen in my life in my opinion. Infinity limpers, Scott Montgomery of the November 9 makes it 400 at 25-50 in the cutoff. I call in the SB, Bax calls in EP, Kevin Saul laughs, almost folds, giggles, shrugs, and calls 350 more in middle position. Flop 447. Check, check, check, Scott bets 700, I fold, Bax calls, Kevin makes it 2100, Scott calls, Kevin calls. Stacks are about 15k effective. Kevin says, after Bax's overcall and before the turn, "You flopped quads Bax." Not a question. A statement. Turn 7. Bax says, "There's somebody else in the hand," and bets 1500. I stand up and start laughing. Kevin looks like he just saw his grandmother naked, and reluctantly calls, and Scott calls. River is another 7, I really LOL, Bax bets 1500, Kevin ships like 10k total, Scott tanks, finally calls, and Bax *snap* mucks 44 face up. I bet that in the history in NLHE tournament poker nobody has ever flopped quads and then bet/folded the river

Probably because 999 times outta 1000, quads is either the nuts, or VERY hard to beat. bet/folding there after that action is not so sick. If the board was just 4477x on something like that, then yeah sick fold. But not so hard when a simple 7 crushes you, and with two players allin, if you call you are hoping that they just have overpairs.

[cubsfan44 0]

How is that a tough laydown? Cause he had quads?

[king_tanner 84]

The $5k on Saturday was pretty bunk.

Is this guy black? Or just a tool?Its too bad that he is rich and I'm not though

[cubsfan44 0]

Bax probably shouldnt have even bet the river

[Tosh 0]

Is this guy black? Or just a tool?Its too bad that he is rich and I'm not though

no meet him before though at river rock was nice guy

[Snamuh 0]

Bax probably shouldnt have even bet the river

Depends on if he thinks AA will call.

[cubsfan44 0]

Depends on if he thinks AA will call.

LOL

[BigDMcGee 3,352]

The sickest laydown I've ever seen was the AA laydown Johnny Chan did against Huck seed in the first season of PAD. I don't even understand how that hand happened.

[kobe2odom8 14]

The sickest laydown I've ever seen was the AA laydown Johnny Chan did against Huck seed in the first season of PAD. I don't even understand how that hand happened.

link?

[ltrainkoja55 0]

Probably because 999 times outta 1000, quads is either the nuts, or VERY hard to beat. bet/folding there after that action is not so sick. If the board was just 4477x on something like that, then yeah sick fold. But not so hard when a simple 7 crushes you, and with two players allin, if you call you are hoping that they just have overpairs.

not sure what you mean--- a "simple" seven does not crush quads? are you talking about a "simple" seven on the river--- very confusing because the case seven is not simple.

[FARGOpokerND 22]

not sure what you mean--- a "simple" seven does not crush quads? are you talking about a "simple" seven on the river--- very confusing because the case seven is not simple.

When the board reads 44777, a simple 7 "crushes" flopped quad folds.It is not a "ZOMGSICK laydown"

[whatgreatis 0]

I hear Phil Hellmuth mucked QQ to a single raise preflop. The guy reads souls for a living.

[BigDMcGee 3,352]

link?

It's not even that it was that big of pot, or for that much money.. it's that he was convinced he was outflopped by seed on a JJ6 board, refused to ever bet, and refused to pay off a small river bet. And it's not like he thought about it, he insta mucked on the river. It's almost suspicious the way it goes down, like the cards are marked. He had so very little information from the bets.. it was like a 100 percent physical tell read.

[outsider13 0]

The sickest laydown I've ever seen was the AA laydown Johnny Chan did against Huck seed in the first season of PAD. I don't even understand how that hand happened.

I agree, that was crazy.

[gfdsa146 0]

link?

Went something like this: johnny raises /w AA PF and huck calls (out of the blinds i think?) with a non-pair. There was also a 3rd person who open-called johnny's raise (I think it might be Joe Hachem). Huck flops trips. Guy in MP checks, Huck pauses a little bit then checks turning his head to his left to look at johnny, johnny INSTA-CHECKS. Turn it gets checked around to Johnny who insta-checks again. On the river, huck still only has trips. guy in MP checks, huck bets pot, johnny INSTA-FOLDS, guy in MP folds.edit: ok so i was wrong.

[NonZeroPossibility 0]

Srsly, sickest laydown ever? He bet the river, got raised all-in and then called by someone else.... Not really that tough to figure out someone has the 7. Especially when the guy knows you flop quad's and tells it to you.Then keeps betting.

[Jam-Fly 8]

I think this is a pretty standard fold tbh. AA is the third nuts here like, so what can villains have? AA and KK? No way they play AA and KK like that on river. Quads is quads, but this is not a wow fold.EDIT: actually, this is an incredibly easy fold. Come on, it's simple. I'm not one to instantly diss great plays, but seriously, this is a very, very, standard fold.

[rawkodd 0]

i bet noone in this thread and only a few ppl on this entire board would laydown quads

[FARGOpokerND 22]

i bet noone in this thread and only a few ppl on this entire board would laydown quads

I bet you are dead wrong.

[TheL0st1ne 0]

not sure what you mean--- a "simple" seven does not crush quads? are you talking about a "simple" seven on the river--- very confusing because the case seven is not simple.

Sure it is, it is a single seven. Its not look his opponent has to have two specific cards to have him beat. They just need one, and with two players already allin, they could easily have it.

I hear Phil Hellmuth mucked QQ to a single raise preflop. The guy reads souls for a living.

Its on youtube somewhere in very poor quality. It was a PAD that put like 5 pros against 1 amateur. The amateur raised in the CO with AQss, and Phil(would only have like 15BBs left) tanked forever and mucked.edit-

There you go. Like i said poor quality, the audio is about 4-5 seconds ahead of the video.

[Snamuh 0]

i bet noone in this thread and only a few ppl on this entire board would laydown quads

I disagree with this statement.

[Ko8e34 0]

Interesting call with just a 7 to the raise reraise on that flop though.

[Jam-Fly 8]

It's not even that it was that big of pot, or for that much money.. it's that he was convinced he was outflopped by seed on a JJ6 board, refused to ever bet, and refused to pay off a small river bet. And it's not like he thought about it, he insta mucked on the river. It's almost suspicious the way it goes down, like the cards are marked. He had so very little information from the bets.. it was like a 100 percent physical tell read.

that is an incredible fold. It's true what Ali says "This is poker played at it's highest level"