Catch Perfect

Created by BooG690 on September 14, 2009

Definition

To catch perfect is to catch the ONLY two cards in the deck that could have helped you beat your opponent. Therefore, a player must catch his last two outs on the turn and river.

Example

My opponent flopped quads on the 66A board. My pockets aces were way behind. Luckily, I caught perfect and the last two aces came out on the turn and river.

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