We all know that poker is a game of odds. And those who master math and startegy, in the long run, will always be the winners. Never the less, it’s interesting to look at the way things happen for Scott Seiver . Nobody can  touch him as a player, but it’s still quite remarkable the way certain hands play out for the American pro.

This hand was played during the $500K Super High Roller Bowl that took place at the Aria in Las Vegas, at the same time the 2015 World Series of Poker was being played. Don’t feel bad for Brian Rast , for he took the tournament and over seven and a half million dollars.

It’s not the first time that these two go head to head at final instances, with Seiver coming out on top. Some time ago, the Premier Poker League Scott was almost forced to pay with the odds he had, but he ends up folding on a hand nobody would dare throw away.

And let’s not forget about the time he made  Tobias Renkemeier throw away Aces at the Big One for One Drop for the World Series of Poker. Any other player would have snappedd for the German; however, Seiver’s guardian angel decided he should take the pot.

Of course, when he battles it out with Argentine,  Iván «negriin» Lucá , not even all the luck in the world can save him.

What is it with Seiver that when he finds himself in the toughest spot, he finds his way out like it was nothing?