The worst call I ever saw was at the Bellagio. This guy limps on the button with KK, flop comes A1010, first player bets, 2nd player raises, and this guy pushs all in with KK. First player folds and the second player insta calls, he says I might be in trouble and flips over his KK. He lost to K10. What exactly did KK have beat??

Thats not a bad call...thats a bad all in....but pushing in and calling all in with noting are 2 different things.

So true.

This is my candidate to the world title:


stefboost : Folds
April22 : Raises for 0.40
Don_Davido : Folds
Kaelel : Folds
walker777 : Folds
alesa : Folds
game007 : Folds
joe333 : Calls for 0.40
HackKyckling : Folds
Stoneburg : Folds
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Flop $1.10 [Jd]
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April22 : Bets 1.00
joe333 : Calls for 1.00
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Turn $3.10 [Jc]
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April22 : Bets 2.00
joe333 : Calls for 2.00
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River $7.10 [9s]
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April22 : Went all-in 36.64
joe333 : Went all-in 18.02

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Showdown
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joe333
April22


-All in you say...? I CALL!!
-Ok, what you got?
/points to the board

That's too funny. Maybe he was hoping for a split pot, so he can take half of the 7.10 pot

nice pai gow hand though

If there is a bad call hall of fame, I've seen the ringleader, although this was limit not NL.

Live limit 5/10.

Board: A 7 6 9 Q

Guy calls 10 on the river with 2 3.

He beats NO hand, the best outcome he could hope for is splitting with another 2 3.

It's not like the guy bet as a bluff either, he straight up called 10 dollars. Not to mention I was the other player in this hand and had AK, what the hell is he drawing at the whole way?