Royal Flush vs Quad Aces – WSOP 2008
September 3, 2008
Probably the worst bad beat in history of World Series of Poker at WSOP 2008 Main Event. With an all-in hand between Justin Phillips and Motoyuki Mabuchi, Phillips makes a Royal Flush on the river so has an easy call when Mabuchi goes all-in, although they are both shocked when the hands are turned over. The chance of royal flush and quads aces happening in the same hand are a 1 in 2.7 billion chance.
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