Fold Royal Flush draw?

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Hi !

would anyone have discarded it on the flop?

Can you post the Hand History?

Unfortunately not . I am even lucky to have saved this way.

Getting paid off 3 players with a royal flush nice with that amount of players all in most of the time you are priced in I reckon on the flop as any Jack or spade and sometimes an ace even will win it for you before you see opponents cards turned over nice hand.

Does stars now have a retro skin?? Or this is an old screenshot?
Or I've missed that the asking was there all the time....

Hi!


This game hasn't happened lately That's why it has such an old look. But I joined the CC team not so long ago and so I was only able to expose this photo from the old days.

would anyone have discarded it on the flop?

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Ofc..Every time I fold OTF with draw. Even with "Royal Flush Draw".

Szyilard said:

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Hi !

would anyone have discarded it on the flop?

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I don't think you can ever fold that! Good play.

I believe the odds of a straight and flush draw are about 54% most of the time when you're only playing one opponent. My thought process would be: I have ~12 outs, the implied odds are crazy, and I definitely have a good shot of winning this. Plus, you get the rush of hitting the best hand in poker.

This seem to be more of a "run good story" than a question. But on the flop OP had 12 outs, 11 of which were to the nuts. With that in mind I cant imagine any situation, where it would be correct to call preflop but then fold on the flop in a multiway pot.

I don’t think either hand could have discarded this hand on this flop. Everyone got almost the flop they could expect. The throw would have been hard for everyone on this flop, not just me.

Szyilard said:

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would anyone have discarded it on the flop?

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:elefant:Looking at the opponents' cracks and their potential strength after the flop, I would venture to suggest that the hand history developed in such a way that the pot odds simply obliged the hero to continue the fight to the end.

I probably wouldn’t have folded on the flop.