When you hit a Royal Flush Draw in Poker!

When you hit a Royal Flush Draw in Poker!

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[furytvpoker]

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[terryliu]

Man, this should be called "When you did not hit Royal Flush"

[grrrmondays]

This is a prime example of why youtube should still have a dislike button

[rsdriver]

Thats 14 minutes of my life I'll never get back. Thanks a lot

[bigv]

Who else knew a royal flush would never come on the first one because someone folded the Ace of clubs

[kowalskianalysis]

Man I thought Antonio was going to hit the royal flush against quads. That would’ve been sick.

[maxuletzu]

Dont lie with that title mate, that’s gross

[painbow]

Tune in next week for our new video: when you flop a trip draw. Exciting stuff.

[rolandkennedy]

That A4os call with someone behind you is fucking hilarious that some ppl can be that dumb at times 🤣🤣

[sheepdude]

I can't believe Ludovic called. If it were heads-up, it might make sense that he wouldn't put Richard on a Q 10 straight, but being under-the-gun in a 3-way pot and not considering that the third player might be slow-rolling the nuts was a huge mistake.

[richardlosonczi]

with that title you should only include clips where the royal flush actually hit....

[mrsir]

Commentators on the first clip are clearly not very observant. Tommy folded the Ace of clubs before the flop...

[waldo]

I just spent seven minutes looking at three guys stare into space. When they finally did play their hands, where the hell was the royal flush?

[TheDesperateArtist]

11:41 Antonio what a beast!
Mucking his cards before he even sees what the opponent has.
100% confindence in his read.
He just wanted to feel like Negreanu for once...

[shawnd]

It's very subtle, but he gave away a tell at 3:36 when he barely raised his right hand. That is a sign of strength because it shows hes anxious to bet.

[eurodudenj]

Agree with the majority of others, it's a bad call by Ludovic. The only hand his A4 is ever ahead of there (given the check shove action on turn by Richard into TWO opponents), aside from a pure bluff of course, is a combo draw and both of those are too unlikely to justify a call for half his stack. Now, if by contrast, Richard had shoved right away on the turn (i.e. not a 'check shove'), then perhaps a call by Ludovic makes more sense for the reasons some have stated. However, as played (check shove into 2 opponents), it is an easy fold since 90% - 95% of the time Ludovic is in bad shape or, as was the case here, drawing dead.

[canadian__ninja]

Ah yes, the Royal flush draw in poker.

Not to be confused with the Royal flush draw of hockey.

[Origin]

Why would Ludovic call an all in with A4s on that board when he‘s not even last to act???

[cnewell]

"When you flop a royal flush draw"

Fixed the title for you guys. 3 hands, one 4-cards-to-a-royal board.
That's how you get thumbs-downed and unsubbed at the same time. Don't put up clickbait trash and waste 14 minutes of our lives.

[toddwilburn]

In the first hand, the Ace of Clubs is folded - not really a Royal Flush Draw there.