How Dream Flop Turned into a $66,100 Nightmare!

 

Players:

• Bogo: 9♠ 9♥ (Pocket nines)

• Kilpatrick: A♦ A♣ (Pocket aces)

Board:

• Flop: 9♦ A♥ 9♣

• Turn: 7♦

• River: J♣

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Flop Action (9♦ A♥ 9♣):

• Bogo flops quads (four nines).

• Kilpatrick flops a full house (aces full of nines).

At this point:

• Bogo has an absolutely monster hand (nearly unbeatable).

• Kilpatrick has a monster hand too — but against quads, he's drawing dead after the flop.

In short: Kilpatrick’s toast from the flop. No card can save him.

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Turn (7♦):

• Changes nothing.

• Bogo still has quads.

• Kilpatrick still thinks he’s sitting on a monster.

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River (J♣):

• Still irrelevant.

• Bogo locks it up.

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Pot Size:

• $66,100 — and basically guaranteed to go all-in at some point.

• With a full house over quads, this is one of those "you’re losing all your chips no matter what" setups.

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Overall Analysis:

• Bogo: Played standard. Hit the absolute nuts. Probably slow-played it (checked or small bet) to trap Kilpatrick.

• Kilpatrick: Also played standard. With top set on a paired board (Aces full of nines), he has almost no reason to fold. Against most normal opponents and normal boards, he'd be crushing here.

This is a classic "cooler" — when two huge hands smash into each other and one player is doomed, no matter how well they play.

 "Bogo flopped quads and just slow-cooked Kilpatrick like a Thanksgiving turkey.

Kilpatrick thought he was feasting, but he was already dead on the flop!" 🦃💥

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