That one sounds more like a standard set-up situation though. Whereas in a 3-bet pot and on a paired board the Q high flushdraw should probably just call the flop C-bet rather than raise, then call again on the turn and fold on the river. Which would have saved Persson a ton of cashI did not watch this live but in the comments it was pointed out Patrik Antonius and Andrew Robl quickly got into another pot with Antonius flopping a set and Robl flopping the nut straight...that pot ended up $1.2 million.
WOW!I won't spoil the hand other than saying I was super satisfied with the outcome!
Is there an explanation as to why the title of this thread was changed?
It was the largest ever televised pot in US poker...that was the specific draw to the thread.
Thanks
Sometimes the risk is justified) And sometimes we think why we did it at all 😀Kind of crazy to put in that much with a draw on a paired board![]()