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So I'm playing last night at my local casino, HorseShoe Southern Indiana in a 1/2 NL cash game. I'm UTG and look down at 7c5c, I casually limp into the pot. The girl sitting on my immediate left makes it a flat 10 bucks to go, she gets four callers including me. The flop comes all clubs, I just flopped my second flush against her within thirty minutes. The first flop I doubled up on her with 8d5d and she mucked a straight is what she says. This second flop of a club flush is just crazy. I naturally check, she overbets the pot and puts her whole three hundred dollar stack into the middle of a what was only about a 50-55 dollar pot. Everyone folds back to me, I'm literally stunned and pause for at least twenty seconds accidently showing my whole cards to the dude on my right. But I look at her and say outloud that I flopped an absolute monster and I call. I roll over my flush and she sighs as she doesn't show her cards. The turn's another club which I thought killed me, but it didn't. Now here's where's it hazy, I absolutely don't remember the river card but I just know it was a red card. She mucks her hand and then two seconds later says give me my cards back, I had a full house. I jump up at that point and said "no, you're hand was mucked and is therefore dead." The dealer also informs her that the hand was mucked and it's now dead...my pot.
This was one of the craziest scenes I've been involved with, she got mouthy with me and I popped off back to her. I stated I was leaving and she said you should leave etc, but I just wanted to share this story on here. I didn't understand the overbet anyway, the only had that could call her in that situation is a hand that could beat her, that's the old saying. People don't need to be playing for hundreds of dollars if they can't even identify when they've got the winning hand.
This was one of the craziest scenes I've been involved with, she got mouthy with me and I popped off back to her. I stated I was leaving and she said you should leave etc, but I just wanted to share this story on here. I didn't understand the overbet anyway, the only had that could call her in that situation is a hand that could beat her, that's the old saying. People don't need to be playing for hundreds of dollars if they can't even identify when they've got the winning hand.