vinsanity

Had this happen last night at a home game. The 3 players in the last 3 position. A couple of limpers in front. The first guy raises it to 5 bucks. Second guy reraises to 15, button cold calls the 2 raises. Folded back to first raiser. He goes all in, second raiser calls and goes all in, he was short. Button has both of them covered and calls. First raiser turns over KK, second raiser turns over QQ and button turns over AA. Table went crazy. Rockets held up and he scooped a huge pot. Great flatcall to get the kings to go all in. The guy said that he'd fold if the aces had re-reraised. I'm not sure he would've but great call nonetheless.

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Snoman

That would be crazy to see, QQ, KK, AA.

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stpboy

Had an online hand like that once, exactly the same pretty much except I was KK and a K hit and I won. Ended up finishing 3rd in the multi table tourny and won $116.00 out of 450 people. Crazy stuff!

stp

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SupaMuncher

AA-KK-QQ is about 67-18-14, according to http://twodimes.net/poker.

Jay

I've seen: AA(all-in) vs KK vs QQ(all-in) vs AJ(all-in) in a multi-table tournament online. AJ went all-in UTG, AA called and raised all-in to isolate, and the next two called. I had the rockets and the cowboys took the pot.