...Played a small buy-in tournament at Belterra on Thursday and one of the friends I invited to drive down and join the game got whacked the very first hand of the tournament. There were 56 players who entered the even and I was able to talk my friend Andy to drive down and play it with me. After registering for the game I come to find out that I draw the seat directly on Andy's left, what are the chances? I guess the answer would be 1 in 55 lol, anyhow we start with 4K in chips and 25/50 blinds.

The poker room always starts the button at seat one and after everyone sits down and the clock hits noon we start. All the hands are dealt and Andy who is in seat #4 raises to 150 chips, I fold and so does everyone else up to the button. The button re-raises to 600 chips and the small blind folds. Then big blind then re-raises to 1500 chips, and it's now Andy's turn to act. He shoves his 3850 and is all in with 4K pergola. The button quickly calls and is all in pre with 4K as well and it's back to the big blind now. He faces two all in players on the first hand of the tournament and you can see him really struggling to decide what to do. I'm sure he is thinking at least on of them may have a suited ace or maybe ace king, but after a minute he decides to call and they all flip the cards over.

All 3 of them all in first hand pre flop, holy crap it's gonna be a crazy tournament. Anyway this is how the hand ended up, I wanted to post it in the hands section of the site, but there is no create a hand option there. So give your thoughts on your idea of how you would have played it and just show ya know the king was the first card showing when the dealer flip over the flop, how cruel…

Button shows
Big blind shows
Andy shows

Board came