STRAIGHT FLUSH vs FULL #poker

Clip credit: Bally Live Poker
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[bluqy]

rarely when you get a straight flush you even get value

[FlyEaglesFly]

What’s just as rare as a straight flush? The fact that the dude with the full boat only called the river re-raise instead of shoving all his chips. That was a very disciplined move.

[KengCheong]

The fact that he didn’t go broken, is a massive winning in the long run.

[Jbird]

Most disciplined call I’ve ever seen, if I’m him my chips are gone

[jpmcfrosty]

$60 on a straight flush should be a sin

[Spoonman-]

Hero call man could just have raised a fourth time but he was too good he knew something was up.truly a legendary move❤

[jsrungood]

she left a lot of money on the table on that hand

[mojitomino]

He got nuts, he can’t call, he have to raise.

[ollietinsley]

She should have pulled more money out his pot

[JJstram]

The girl should have went all in after the reraise

[Lordlt]

Props to the guy with the fullhouse for not losing all his chips

[Birdbussa]

He just smooth calls the right last raise.

[TedGlatz]

Not going all in on either side at the end is CRazy.. 😅

[philip-opde]

The fact that he didn’t shove all in for that reraise, his radar must have been going off

[HS-PGX]

If the dude got pocket 8s instead, imagine the horror on his face when he gets faced with a straight flush

[LunarJimmy]

Show the reaction! That's the best part.

[michaelbraun]

Him not jamming there to a 4 card flush with only a wonky straight flush possibility not even a standard one is crazy

[firdaus]

Lexi should have all in. The full house would not fold.

[ThePokerAcademy]

One of those things that happens once a year

[Asamichael]

His call at the end is a highlight reel