Page 21 - Autobiography (final version)

you go all in, the two cards you have are put face up until the

river is dealt. My opponent had two Aces (A); A of Diamonds

and A of Spades while I had a Ten (10) and Queen (Q) of

Hearts. The flop was dealt having an A of Hearts, A of Clubs

and a Jack (J) of Hearts. Right at this moment, I had lost faith, I

knew being a loser was inevitable and I had accepted my fate.

The opponent had already won, even before the river was

dealt, he had a “four of a kind” hand which was so far the

biggest combination in Poker. I was silently drowning in the

ocean when a hand came pulling me out of the water; the

fourth street was delt being a Nine (9) of Hearts. I had a

CHANCE! An optimistic wind blew on my face and finally the

last card, the river was dealt...It was a King (K) of Hearts! I had

the biggest hand in Poker, A STRAIGHT FLUSH! I WON! My

fate was to be a winner, not a loser! Sometimes, when life

gives you zero options, it surely wants you to be a winner

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therefore, never lose before you actually lose because “until