Key Hand Busquet vs Reichardt, Runner Runner Full House

 

🃏 Players & Hands

Busquet (🇺🇸):

• A♠ 2♠

• A weak hand, only Ace-high preflop

• Goes all-in for 1.545 million

Reichardt (🇩🇪):

• K♦ K♠ (Pocket Kings)

• Premium hand

• Snap-calls — as he should

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🟩 Board Runout

Flop: 8♥ 8♣ K♣

• Reichardt flops Kings full of Eights — a monster

• Busquet is absolutely crushed — he’s down to 1% equity

• He needs running Aces to win — that’s his only chance

Turn: A♥

• This gives Busquet a glimmer of hope

• He now has two outs — only if another Ace comes on the river, giving him Aces full of Eights, which beats Kings full

River: A♦

• Unreal. 🥶

• Busquet hits runner-runner perfect cards

• Now he has Aces full of Eights

• Beats Reichardt’s Kings full of Eights

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✅ Final Hands

• Busquet: A♠ 2♠ → A♥ A♦ 8♥ 8♣ K♣ → Aces full of Eights

• Reichardt: K♦ K♠ → K♣ K♦ 8♥ 8♣ A♦ → Kings full of Eights

🟢 Busquet wins the pot
🔴 Reichardt loses with a flopped boat

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🎲 Equity Breakdown:

Preflop:

• Busquet: ~12%

• Reichardt: ~88%

After Flop:

• Busquet: 1%

• Reichardt: 99%

It doesn’t get much more painful than this in poker — Busquet needed exactly two Aces, back-to-back. And he hit them. 1-in-47 for the turn, 1-in-46 for the river = 1 in 2,162 chance (~0.046%).

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💬 Summary:

This isn’t just bad luck — this is comedy-level cruelty from the poker gods. Reichardt did everything right — and still got absolutely wrecked by a microscopic miracle. Busquet's reaction is priceless, and the sarcastic:

“Well done, Dealer”

is iconic.