5 card flop on Fulltilt

#1 14th October 2007, 6:42 PM

No kidding, I was in a hand on Fulltilt Poker, I was dealt AK, three players called, the flop was 5 CARDS, no kidding, showed two K's & an A. I made all three bets, flop/turn/river. I won of course. It went so fast I didn't know what to do about it & didn't report it to support. Figured it was a one time thing.

#2 14th October 2007, 8:18 PM

Were you and two of the other players all in? That would explain the quickness of it.

#3 14th October 2007, 8:56 PM

All five card came out and there were still three rounds of betting. I dont understand how this could happen

#4 14th October 2007, 8:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DLMoose

No kidding, I was in a hand on Fulltilt Poker, I was dealt AK, three players called, the flop was 5 CARDS, no kidding, showed two K's & an A. I made all three bets, flop/turn/river. I won of course. It went so fast I didn't know what to do about it & didn't report it to support. Figured it was a one time thing.

If you could post the hand history it would help.

#5 14th October 2007, 9:07 PM

you have to have a HH or a screenshot, come on

#6 14th October 2007, 9:16 PM

a screenshot wouldnt prove anything, a screenshot could just be taken of the whole board

#7 14th October 2007, 9:20 PM

oh, i thought he was saying the flop came five cards and then a turn and river came, for a total of 7. but yeah, you must have saved a HH of it?

#8 14th October 2007, 9:24 PM

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Originally Posted by juiceeQ

Were you and two of the other players all in? That would explain the quickness of it.

Must of been this ^
I really doubt something like that would happen.

#9 14th October 2007, 11:16 PM

I don't think it is possible for that to happen, I'm guessing that there was some all ins at the table.

#10 14th October 2007, 11:21 PM

I dont really believe it is true, but why would someone waist their time making something up like that as one of their 4 posts?

it seems odd to me but why waist time making up something as wild and crazy as this...

im guessing that if it was true, the flop came down 5 cards, and they did every round of betting without seeing more cards after each round.

man im confused.

#11 14th October 2007, 11:27 PM

i would say miss deal and then dump a shot wiskey on my computer.

#12 15th October 2007, 1:19 AM

No, I bet the flop,got called, bet the turn & river the same, three bets.

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Originally Posted by juiceeQ

Were you and two of the other players all in? That would explain the quickness of it.

#13 15th October 2007, 1:22 AM

That makes two of us.

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Originally Posted by pedroman7

All five card came out and there were still three rounds of betting. I dont understand how this could happen

#14 15th October 2007, 1:25 AM

Like I said it went so fast & I didn't know what to do. I didn't even get the hand number.

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Originally Posted by pigpen02

If you could post the hand history it would help.

#15 15th October 2007, 1:27 AM

OK, so if you'll just send us some of whatever you've been smokin', we'll ALL start lookin' for 5 card flops!

#16 15th October 2007, 1:29 AM

I know most will not beleive me but it happen as stated. Screenshot??? It was over in less than a min.!!

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Originally Posted by combuboom

you have to have a HH or a screenshot, come on

#17 15th October 2007, 1:35 AM

The dealer was smok'en something not me.

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Originally Posted by Wild Rivers

OK, so if you'll just send us some of whatever you've been smokin', we'll ALL start lookin' for 5 card flops!

#18 15th October 2007, 1:40 AM

Your got it, 5 cards on the flop, then I bet the flop, the turn, then the river. I bet my boat at the flop.

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Originally Posted by wkonevich

I dont really believe it is true, but why would someone waist their time making something up like that as one of their 4 posts?

it seems odd to me but why waist time making up something as wild and crazy as this...

im guessing that if it was true, the flop came down 5 cards, and they did every round of betting without seeing more cards after each round.

man im confused.

#19 15th October 2007, 6:08 PM

#20 15th October 2007, 6:10 PM

lol?
This reminds me of the 5 aces picture of Stars.

#21 15th October 2007, 6:11 PM

yeah well this one time on party pokers i saw a 25 card flop, so there.

#22 15th October 2007, 7:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Dorkus Malorkus

yeah well this one time on party pokers i saw a 25 card flop, so there.

So...was that 25 card flop on one of those PP specials with one eyed jacks and deuces wild?

#23 15th October 2007, 7:12 PM

i think from now on there should be a 5 card flop, 5 card turn, and a 5 card river, so you have 17 cards to work with to make your best 5 card hand!

#24 15th October 2007, 8:09 PM

better yet, let's just spread all the cards out on the table and everyone can pick the hand they want

#25 16th October 2007, 1:43 AM

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Originally Posted by combuboom

better yet, let's just spread all the cards out on the table and everyone can pick the hand they want

I'll have all the fives and all the tens thanks. Ha - no straights for the rest of you!!!

#26 16th October 2007, 1:50 AM

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Originally Posted by pigpen02

If you could post the hand history it would help.

I tried to to get my hand history but found out there is none. Support told me that I needed to REQUEST my HH be saved to my PC. This I did not know. I have now done so. But it will show only future hand not past hands.

#27 16th October 2007, 1:53 AM

No HH = no one will believe you sorry.

#28 16th October 2007, 2:56 AM

That happened to me once.....but it was an all-in situation pre flop.
there was a delay and then all five cards came at once. I believed that my computer "hung" for a moment and then caught up to the program.
I'm sure that was the case here. Either that or the software "rigging" team couldn't decide who to screw over ......... For all you online poker is rigged fans out there. People seem to forget what happens between clicking your mouse and seeing the result on your screen.

#29 16th October 2007, 3:04 AM

A lot of times I play on Stars and actually get 4 hole cards.

#30 16th October 2007, 3:12 AM

ugh don't even get me started on stars. once i was playing on pokerstars and i actually got SEVEN hole cards. i made quad Ks and it said i lost $340 to some guy with A,2,3,5,6. wtf, that's not even a straight!?

#31 16th October 2007, 3:18 AM

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Originally Posted by combuboom

ugh don't even get me started on stars. once i was playing on pokerstars and i actually got SEVEN hole cards. i made quad Ks and it said i lost $340 to some guy with A,2,3,5,6. wtf, that's not even a straight!?

I was there I saw it I saw it.

#32 16th October 2007, 3:51 AM

I routinely get 4 hole cards when playing. Seriously, I got 4 hole cards on every hand for over an hour when I was playing yesterday. But, it would only let me count/use 2 of them....which makes sense, since if it would use any more than 2, then the other players at the table would've gotten wise.
Fortunately, it was picking the best 2 automatically to make all of my hands....and, it turned out to be a pretty profitable session.
Oh, and by the way, I was playing omaha. heh heh

#33 16th October 2007, 4:04 AM

It's not just Stars, I reckon Full Tilt has accidentally given me super-user access - I can see other people's third-fourth-fifth-and-sixth street cards. Suckers!

#34 16th October 2007, 4:18 AM

lol at combuboom

Same thing happened to me except I was playing and I got 5 hole cards except I could trade them in and no one else could Weird huh?

#35 9th December 2007, 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by vanquish

No HH = no one will believe you sorry.

I s it true that you have to request your HH be saved to your PC????? YES. See Fulltilts Option "hand history". If you don't request it, which I did not when I down loaded their site, it WILL NOT be saved. Have a good day.

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