(LC) Observed WSOP Razz hand: Quads 8s on board.

[LearnedfromTV]

This hand actually happened at my table, and probably made wsop history.

Lots of folds, Richard Brodie raises with an 8, someone calls with a 2.

Brodie pairs the 8 on fourth, opponent bets before even seeing his own card, which is another 2. Brodie calls.

Brodie catches a third 8 on 5th, again his opponent bets before seeing his own card; this time a K. So, with (xx)888 facing a bet from (xx) 22K, Brodie calls.

Fourth 8 on sixth, 22K catches a T, a mini-crowd gathers, Brodie pauses for a second to contemplate the situation before folding.

[Andy B]

Brodie probably played this one right. He's probably around even money on fifth, possibly a little better, especially considering that the other guy failed to raise third street. On sixth he's drawing dead approximately 100% of the time.

I've made a few full houses playing razz (haven't we all?), but never quads. Open quads is probably something most of us will never see.

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I've made a few full houses playing razz (haven't we all?), but never quads. Open quads is probably something most of us will never see.

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At the series Razz event I saw rolled up and deuces within 5 hands of one another. And yes, that was all within 30 mins of me felting.

[Sp00n]

www.criff.co.uk/nh.jpg

[Sp00n]

Don't ask what the purple dot means

[Andy B]

What does the purple dot mean? Also, what purple dot?

You do realize that I ban people for screen-shots using four-color decks, right?

[Sp00n]

The four colour deck is so pretty!

[Andy B]

Poker ain't pretty.

At least not when I play it.