Congrats!!!!
That’s the new one. They keep a reserve and after it hits it resets to $160k (I think). It was at like $262k when we hit.View attachment 1461466
Congrats!!!!
Even more congrats then !!That’s the new one. They keep a reserve and after it hits it resets to $160k (I think). It was at like $262k when we hit.
Aye, drinks are on you when you come over. Congrats dude, nice score!That’s the new one. They keep a reserve and after it hits it resets to $160k (I think). It was at like $262k when we hit.
Woah, congrats! Table must of went nutsBeen sneaking away to Parx on slow work days and today was no exception. The only difference is that I had the hand of my life and binked a straight flush vs quad 6s. The win was good for 20% of the BBJ.
1/3 NLHE
Hero in the BB 5s7s
Folds around to hijack, makes it $12
CO calls $12
Folds to hero, call the $12
3 players
10c 3s 4s
Flop gets checked
Turn is 6s
Hero checks
HJ bets $20
CO calls $20
Hero raises to $50
HJ folds
CO calls $50
River 6d
Hero makes it $80
CO goes all-in
Hero calls
It took a bunch of luck as well as a questionable flop check by me, but it got there in the end.
First time hitting a straight flush using both hole cards and first time being involved in a bad beat jackpot hand.
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For sure!Aye, drinks are on you when you come over. Congrats dude, nice score!
Not rude at all. Every room does it a little differently, but at Parx 40% of the jackpot goes to the losing hand (quad 6s), 20% to the winning hand (my sf) and the remaining 40% gets split amongst the rest of the table.Woah, congrats! Table must of went nutsthat’s a decent profit for $1/$3
Question (not meant to be rude): why did it pay out at 20% of BBJ? Straight Flush > Quads is way high up there and both used hole cards. Only higher is Royal > Straight?
Hoooooly smokes, congrats!! That’s wild!!Loser got around 104k, I got 52k, and the rest of the table received about 15k each for being dealt in.
Left out of this equation is that the hero also wins the pot that they were both all in.Got it… also for some reason I was thinking as the Hero you’d get more and was expecting ~50%. Now realize clearly the villain gets the majority, then hero/table.
Awesome story and thanks for sharing. What a hit![]()
True, but I was getting beat up so my stack was lower than I would have liked. Less than a $600 pot.Left out of this equation is that the hero also wins the pot that they were both all in.