brainteaser

[ESKiMO-SiCKNE5S]

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turn and river are queens and he has Ax for quads with nut kicker

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nope

ill give you a clue....

villain doesnt have an ace in his hand

[hess]

There are only two possible answers:

1) Villian wins because he plays at World Poker Exchange, were you get 100% of your rakeback, so everyone's a winner!!

2) Another villian in hand has QQ, turn is a King, and original villian gets part of the bad beat jackpot.

[booger]

why not? it's a pretty simple solution

[smilingbill]

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why not? it's a pretty simple solution

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you need to read the original post more carefully

[Georgia Avenue]

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why not? it's a pretty simple solution

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Reread the OP smartypants...your "simple solution" is impossible under these circumstances--THERES NO STRAIGHT FLUSH POSSIBLE.

k thx bye

[Azalin]

Jim you are killing me

[Big_Jim]

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villain doesnt have an ace in his hand

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Surely you're not questioning the results of my simulation?

My simulation seems to be saying that he MUST have an A in his hand, but not AQ or AA.

I just don't understand how somebody with just a board of AKQQx is supposed to outdraw KKKQQ. It just doesn't seem possible.

[booger]

help me out then ....who said anything about straightflush?? flop is KQQ turn is Q river is Q and villian has Ax what am I missing?? If turn and river are AA and I hold an Ace I have bigger boat.

[Big_Jim]

I honestly can't believe that nobody has figured this out yet.

Thanks, mike! This is a tough one!

Btw, if you could give some hints, that would be great. I really don't feel like I'm getting anywhere, with this.

[booger]

the answer is Ax where x does not equal queen