Ever have one of those hands where u think you have a certain ammount of outs, end up all in and have twice the ammount of outs? it's a great feeling. Here's a hand I played. Not a huge pot, but u gotta love winning in unexpected ways. I was playing at foxwoods in a 1/2 NL game, in the small blind with the Kc Jc at a very weak passive table, which are my favorite kind. I started the hand with $50, down a little bit from my $75 buy in. I made it $12 to go, knowing I'd get at least 2 callers. I got 2 other players to see the flop, which comes off 9d 7c 4s. Not a real good flop for my hand, so I checked, and the other 2 checked behind me. Turn: 10c. Beautiful card to come, now I have a crapload of outs. 9 clubs, and 3 non club queens or 8s, for a total of 15 outs. So with about a 33% chance of winning the pot I go all in for my remaining stack (about $35). I didnt like what happened next. The player to act after me raised to $100, and the next player to act called the $100. River came off a K, and the other 2 players checked the river. I showed my pair of kings and my other opponent showed a 9c 6c, on a worse flush draw than me but hit a pair on the flop. The other opponent mucked. So I really had 23 outs, since both my K and J were good! Love hands like that. I raked in about $140 pot and my other opponent actually won more money cause of the 120 dollar side pot lol

What the hell did the guy have who called $100 and then mucked on the river???

56? Any hand with an 8? A9?? A fellow busted club draw??

i really hope it was another busted club draw, or another straight draw. he was not a very good player, a complete calling station.