Anyway, I don't play much stud but I noticed this 5/10 game had average pots of over 120$ so I decided to sit down.

I was getting pretty brutal cards, lost a few big pots with 4 to a royal on 4th that triple bricked and trip tens on 4th against a guy who went flush, flush and I think flush (not sure)

Anyway the games were really loose to 5th and a real psycho chaser on my immediate left.

Anyway, I finally get a hand.

5 players at this point,

I get dealt [Qh] Qd

there was the bring in and two calls to me, I decide to just call since the psycho has a Ac up, and predictably he raises. So there is one more caller then the bring in and limper also call, I call.

4th
[Qh] 2c

psycho is showing [Kd]

Psyco bets, 2 calls, I raise, psycho calls and the other player who is flushing spades (he's short) calls.

5th
[Qh][Qd][2c] 2h

psycho picks up , shortie continues to flush picking up

I bet, psycho raises, shortie shoves for 1/2 a bet more, I decide to call, psycho calls

6th

I hit a J, psycho pairs his 8 and the AI player pairs his K.

Psycho bets, I raise, 3 bet, 4 bet, 5 bet, psycho calls.

7th, now I have about 7 bets left and I am more than prepared to put them in against this guy.

I pick up a 6 I think,

Psycho bets, I raise, psycho calls.


Of course he tables aces full, having rolled up aces against my rolled up queens ,
I'm just glad he wasn't smart enough to keep going on the river. 1st time I've been overrolled, no idea what the odds of that happening are.

I've been overrolled once. NOt sure if Jus or Piers ever has. It stings.

I've played maybe 25k-30k hands of stud hi and it's happened once.

(my 8's against someone's J's)

I don't know what the odds are.

Didn't matter, neither of us boated and someone won with a flush.

It was a live game.