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BAD BEATS

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  • elsadogelsadog Member Posts: 5,677
    edited November 2009
    Most sites have at sometime or other had a bad beat jackpot of one sort or another. The general rule was that you had to have quads (8's or higher) beaten. It rarely paid out. I think the biggest was on Party in it's heyday, before the US ban.
  • elsadogelsadog Member Posts: 5,677
    edited November 2009
    The thing about bad beats, a bad term in my opinion, is that everyone is going to get them. The shouts about bad beats come generally from all-in situations and the mathematics say that you will bump into a dominated hand winning about once in every 4 showdown hands. I walked into at least three of these 'bad beats' last night in the course of a tournament. But, I gave out about 6. The solution is to either avoid the all-in situation wherever possible or make sure you have your opponent covered with your stack. Failing that prayer helps.
  • margatemafmargatemaf Member Posts: 849
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: BAD BEATS:
    The thing about bad beats, a bad term in my opinion, is that everyone is going to get them. The shouts about bad beats come generally from all-in situations and the mathematics say that you will bump into a dominated hand winning about once in every 4 showdown hands. I walked into at least three of these 'bad beats' last night in the course of a tournament. But, I gave out about 6. The solution is to either avoid the all-in situation wherever possible or make sure you have your opponent covered with your stack. Failing that prayer helps.
    Posted by elsadog

    father vaigret is the man to see then elsa :) i think he is our resident man of the cloth is he not ;) great post and spot on IMHO 

  • acebarry10acebarry10 Member Posts: 7,556
    edited November 2009
    In Response to Re: BAD BEATS:
    The thing about bad beats, a bad term in my opinion, is that everyone is going to get them. The shouts about bad beats come generally from all-in situations and the mathematics say that you will bump into a dominated hand winning about once in every 4 showdown hands. I walked into at least three of these 'bad beats' last night in the course of a tournament. But, I gave out about 6. The solution is to either avoid the all-in situation wherever possible or make sure you have your opponent covered with your stack. Failing that prayer helps.
    Posted by elsadog
    Hi elsa

    Amen to that :)
  • zxghostxzzxghostxz Member Posts: 482
    edited November 2009
    if you keep gettin badbeats . wat you are sayin realy is you are gettin yer chips in ahead.so you must be doin something right....think of it that way..i think the art is gettin over the bad beats...its very easy to start playin wild or even wat i call  scared poker.basically keep doin wat yer doin and get over the bad beats...OR....you WILL end up at area 51.....and its very hard to get out of there...lololol     ask neiloooooo........wat u say neil??   lol
  • gazcazgazcaz Member Posts: 52
    edited November 2009
    In Response to BAD BEATS:
    WHY IS IT THAT PLAYERS WHO PLAY REALLY BAD GET LUCKY EVERY TIME AK ALL IN WITH 8,500 A BIG STACK CALLS WITH K5 AND HITS THE FLUSH ON THE RIVER I THICK SKY POKER SHOULD START A BAD BEAT COUNTER OF ALL PLAYERS WHO GETS BAD BEATS AND AT THE END OF THE WEEK THE PERSON WHO GET THE WORSE BAD BEAT SHOULD GET SOME THING LIKE FREE ENTRY TO SOME THING ...............I THINK SKY POKER IS THE BEST SITE IN ENGLAND AT THIS TIME AND I REALLY INJOY PLAYING ON HERE BUT ITS NOT THAT GREAT WHEN BAD PLAYERS ALLWAYS WIN ..... I WOULD LIKE TO NO WHAT ALL SKY POKER FANS THINK THANK YOU
    Posted by playertr24
    next time trap
  • NoseyBonkNoseyBonk Member Posts: 6,184
    edited November 2009
    You people! I bet Max Mosley never complains about bad beats!
  • elsadogelsadog Member Posts: 5,677
    edited November 2009
    John Paul and George didn't either,,,,,,Ringo was the second best drummer in the beatles.
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