Can you catch the error on this thread that the douchebag is lying when he post this.

Below is the hand history of the final hand I played in my heads up 200/400 PLO session with "Yukon" Brad Booth on Full Tilt. I had been up about 120k on Brad, but after a terrible beat in an earlier hand, and then the outlandish beat in the following hand history, I ended up stuck around 13k. I decided to stop after this, as it was clear he was running far too lucky for me tonight.

To sum it up, he put over 100k in on the flop with middle pair and an open end straight draw, against my top/nut set with the nut flush draw. His middle pair was sevens, and then the board paired sevens on the turn, leaving him with one out, which he hit on he river. I tried to make the action on the flop as easily readable as possible for you guys.

Full Tilt Poker Game #3206481389: Table Oboe (heads up) - $200/$400 - Pot Limit Omaha Hi - 21:52:12 ET - 2007/08/09

Seat 1: RicLansing ($133,364.50)
Seat 2: Brad Booth ($106,999)
RicLansing posts the small blind of $200
Brad Booth posts the big blind of $400
The button is in seat #1

*** HOLE CARDS ***
RicLansing raises to $1,200
Brad Booth raises to $3,600
RicLansing calls $2,400

*** FLOP *** [Q 5 7]
Brad Booth bets $7,199.50
RicLansing raises to $35,998.50
Brad Booth raises to $106,999, and is all in
RicLansing calls $71,000.50
Brad Booth shows [A 7 6 8]
RicLansing shows [8 Q Q A]

*** TURN *** [Qs 5d 7s] [7c]

*** RIVER *** [Qs 5d 7s 7c] [7d]
Brad Booth shows four of a kind, Sevens
RicLansing shows full house, Queens full of Sevens
Brad Booth wins the pot ($213,997.50) with four of a kind, Sevens

*** SUMMARY ***
Total pot $213,998 | Rake $0.50
Board: [Qs 5d 7s 7c 7d]
Seat 1: RicLansing (small blind) showed [8s Qd Qc As] and lost with full house, Queens full of Sevens
Seat 2: Brad Booth (big blind) showed [Ac 7h 6h 8c] and won ($213,997.50) with four of a kind, Sevens

This guy must have inherited a fortune or something, because I don't understand how he could play every day for 15 years and not be broke by now. Anyone who understands omaha even a little bit must realize that I have a hand that I am likely to call with here, and that hand will probably include a flush draw, in which case he's fucked.

Sorry, just tilting and needed to vent.

Ric Lansing

lol the rake is 50 cents for a 213K pot.

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Originally Posted by rivdee

lol the rake is 50 cents for a 213K pot.

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there is 2 errors.

I think the error is that you are playing for $100,000

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Originally Posted by DuckU408

there is 2 errors.

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What do I win?

where are u that u on fulll tilt??? are u home yet????,, PM me when u get a chanceee TY DUCKK,:))

Shows no suites on the flop and when the hands are shown.

you guys give up? brad booth bet more then what he have. 3600 raise then all in with the same amount that he sat in with.

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Originally Posted by DuckU408

you guys give up? brad booth bet more then what he have. 3600 raise then all in with the same amount that he sat in with.

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He bet more than he had on the flop. I WIN!

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Originally Posted by rrickir

where are u that u on fulll tilt??? are u home yet????,, PM me when u get a chanceee TY DUCKK,:))

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i think this response wins!!

he may be broke before long calling like that

The rake would have been more like $5,000 instead of .50 cents.

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Originally Posted by DuckU408

you guys give up? brad booth bet more then what he have. 3600 raise then all in with the same amount that he sat in with.

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He didnt bet more than what he had, he was all in with the same amount he started the hand with. It doesn't say he raises $106,999, he raised TO $106,999 and is all in. How is that an error?

Unless you are saying he bet more than the pot.

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Originally Posted by MichMan

He didnt bet more than what he had, he was all in with the same amount he started the hand with. It doesn't say he raises $106,999, he raised TO $106,999 and is all in. How is that an error?

Unless you are saying he bet more than the pot.

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Booth start with $(106,999)...he raise $3600 before the flop. so his starting stack should be $103.399 after the flop. then he went all in for $106.999. this is impossible because he's already put in $3600 in the pot already.

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Originally Posted by DuckU408

Booth start with $(106,999)...he raise $3600 before the flop. so his starting stack should be $103.399 after the flop. then he went all in for $106.999. this is impossible because he's already put in $3600 in the pot already.

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ahhhh... I see now AFTER the flop... yepp error.

I need to stop posting before my 2nd cup of coffee!!!

That's the max rate for HU games on FTP

Definitely a sick beat. He keeps playing like that, how can he not go broke.