Straight Flush > Quads
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Moments ago, a table in the back row of the convention center exploded with cheers. It piqued our interest, and once the cell phone cameras started coming out, we opted to rush over.
When we arrived, we saw something quite incredible - a straight flush and quads. In the same hand.
The board was 
, and Wee Tan was left shaking his head with 
. His opponent, David Paredes, was all smiles with 
.
According to Paredes, he was all in on the river for 37,975. Tan obviously made the call, and despite losing the large pot, is still healthy with around 50,000 chips.
Paredes is now up to around 90,000 chips, and has a story to tell for the rest of his life.
Here's a photo courtesy of Allen Kessler:
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
90,000 | 56,000 |
|
50,000 |
flop. The 
river were both checked by both and Jaffee tabled 
.
flop.
.
. When checked to, Scott Baumstein tossed out 1,750. His opponent went into the tank, then asked, "If I call, does he have to show? He made me show last time."
for a pair of kings, and won the pot.
. He checked. Jared Jaffee tossed out 3,500, a third player called, and Lamanna check-shoved for what looked like 25,000 or so. Jaffee made the call, and the third player folded.
, 
completed the board, and Jewell emptied the chamber, firing a third bullet worth 10,800. After a moment for though, the player called. Jewell instantly flipped over two black tens for a flopped set, and raked in the pot.
flop, Robert Corcione and a second player checked. Matt Glantz bet 3,700, Corcione called, and the third player in the hand popped it to 10,025. Glantz folded immediately, but Corcione spent a good two minutes in the tank before re-raising to 23,500.
. A safe board rolled out for Schwartz, now up to about 60,000.