I was sitting at the table when this happened, but I was not involved in the hand. Definitely the craziest hand I ever saw live. The game was $100 minimum buy in/$300 max buy in, blinds are $1/$2. This was a full table.

It was folded around to a player in seat 1, he raised to $12, seat 2, 3, and 5 call.

Flop comes 7 , 8 , 9 : , seat 1 is first to act and goes all in for $101, seat 2 raises to $202 and he has about $260 left, seat 3 thinks for about 2 minutes and goes all in for about $2,300, seat 5 thinks for about 20 seconds and goes all in for about $365. Seat 2 gets up says this is insane (at the casino you are allowed to show your hand so he flips over 9 , 10 for the open ended straight flush draw, finally he goes all in for his last $260 or so.

So all the hands are flipped up, seat 1 has 10/6 off for a straight, seat 2 obviously has 9 , 10 for the open ended straight flush draw, seat 3 has J/10 for the nut straight, and seat 5 has J/9 off for top pair and a gutshot (the table couldn't believe he called with that btw).

Turn is a J (no club, but forgot the exact suit), giving seat 5 two pair.

River is the 6 giving seat 2 the straight flush and takes down a HUGE pot at the $1/$2 NL table.

I was suprised seat 2's clubs were still live giving there were 3 other players in the pot.

I believe the pot was over $1,400, so he took 700 BB's, which I found to be very funny.

Thoughts?

All donks.

Thank you for the insightful commentary.

What exactly were you expecting?

Not sure, but better comments then "All donks".

Mostly donks.

Who's the biggest donk in this hand?

Preflop I think it's seat 1.

Postflop, it's definitely seat 5.

agreed

All donks

I agree, seat 1 saw alot of flops, not sure what he was trying to do, you aren't gonna buy the pot for $12 in that game most of the time and definitely not at this table.

I had no clue what seat 5 was thinking, did he really think he had any shot at the hand at all, unless he was trying to get runner runner, lol.

Obviously I don't blame seat 3 or 4 being in the hand.

I'm no Sklansky, but I'm pretty sure that calling off your entire stack for a split pot on a three outer is what the professionals call "-ev".