Yesterday I arrived from work about 5pm, and Baraboo Bob called me to join his table. The table was packed with action players, and chips were flying around since noon. I lost my initial buy-in $300 fast when my all in on the turn with
was beaten by the “lucky guy” and his 
. Board was 
. Re-buy $200.A few minutes later “lucky guy” went all in on the turn with
against Roger and his set of sixes. On the board we had 
. River card was a heart, and the pot was close to $1200.I had two interesting hands with Baraboo Bob. In the first hand Bob raised pre-flop with
and I called with 
on the button. On the flop 
Bob made a $50 bet, and folded to my all in for about $170. I showed my deuce. Little later on the button I had
, so I raised $10. Bob made it $50. The flop gave us a rainbow 
. Bob check-raised me $100. I looked at him and the flop for a minute and said all in. Bob showed 
and smiled when he saw my nines. Nice try buddy. This started my comeback.It's always funny when you hit a big flop and someone can't let go their pair. I called $10 pre flop raise with
. Flop hit me, 
and the only question was if the raiser had pocket queens. He made a $10 bet and I raised to $40. He hesitated and called and I knew that the pot is mine. Than funny card came and he checked. What now? I didn't want to scare the customer so I bet only $15 and he again just called. The river card was 
he checked, and called my $50 bet with his 
. I got $250 pot and the money clip with Ho-Chunk logo for quads.After a few hands the same player raised again $10 pre flop. I looked at I
and raised to $40. Rodger, who was not lucky tonight, but played bad as usual went all in for $172, and the raiser called with $150. I said "let's gamble" and called. Original raiser showed 
. The board was seven high, rainbow. Pot was about $500. Rodger mucked his hand and walked away.For the best hand of the night check the next post "Bad play pays off for Mr. Wegas"
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