Has this even happen to you. Pot awarded to you when it's a draw?

NeVeR

I was playing in a small pub tourney last night.

Nothing big, and I look down at A 5, I call a small raise only 2 of us in the pot. There is about 8 people at the table all watching.

Flop comes A A 5 , he raises me all in and i call.

He turns over A K

Next card is a 5 and river is a 3, at the time none of use noticed it was a draw and i didnt until 10 minutes ago when i was playing the hand over it my head... 8 of us was watching the hand as i was all in,,, none of use noticed there that we both had full houses. I think the fact that i had A 5 clouded there judgement,

Has this ever happen to anyone ?

looserock

I once won a pub tournament where on the last hand the other guy called and raised all in with a flush draw, I called and he didn't hit the flush, there was a dealer and at least ten people watching and I was awarded the pot and first prize, thank you goodnight.
On my way home like yourself going over the hand, sh.t he hit straight on the river, still feel guilty.

Brayruit

I woke up in the middle of the night a while ago having realised in my sleep that the exit hand (for me) in a tournament that I had played about 2 months previously should have been a chop.

It was my A7 against opponents A2. Flop came 345, I called for a 2 to split the pot. Turn 7. "2, 2, 2 !!" I said. River 6. Pot was pushed to other guy and I stood up and went home.

Sheesh!

I think I had about 2 big blinds left at the time, so maybe I shouldn't lose (more) sleep over it.

Mr.Plough

Brayruit wrote:

I woke up in the middle of the night a while ago having realised in my sleep that the exit hand (for me) in a tournament that I had played about 2 months previously should have been a chop.

lol horrible

alsacelorraine

to looserock.a flush beats a straight so dont feel guilty bout that

mdwexford

alsacelorraine wrote:

to looserock.a flush beats a straight so dont feel guilty bout that

your reading skills are weak imo