Flopped Flush Over Flush On Poker At the Lodge

flopped Flush over Flush Who Comes Out on Top?

In this hand from a $5/$10/$10 game on Poker At The Lodge, on July 28th.

after straddling, Daniel hit the stone-cold nuts on the turn and won a massive pot relative to the stakes. 

After an UTG straddle, the +1 folded and the High-Jack raised to $75. This was called by the Cut-Off as well as Jake on the Button with 4♣️3♣️ and $19,105 in his stack.

Both The Small blind and Big Blind folded. When the action arrived at Daniel, the straddler, he 3-bet to $400 with $16,840 in his stack and Q♣️J♣️ in front of him. All remaining positions called which included Daniel UTG, the High-Jack, the Cut-Off, and Jake on the Button. Four ways to the flop they went with a $1,625 pot.

After 2♣️9♣️K♣️ was flopped, two players flopped a flush.

Daniel first to act sitting with what was most likely the nuts checked. “Bo” in the High-Jack threw in a $500 bet. The Cut-Off called and Jake came in with a re-raise to $3,200. Back to Daniel and he made the call while the High-Jack and Cut-Off folded, leaving it heads-up going to the turn with $9,025 in the middle.

Daniel completed his straight-flush after the 10♣️ was turned. Although the 10♣️ made Daniel a straight flush it made it harder for him to get paid with four cards to a flush on the board, realistically only the Ace of clubs could call a large bet. Both players checked.

On the river came another club! Daniel finally let off the brakes and went all-in at $13,265, to which Jake threw his cards over the line and Daniel scooped the $9,025 pot.

To see the full action of the hand and how it was analyzed in real-time, see the video below.