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So i wake up to ak and raise to 600
this old guy re pops me 2000 more
i call.
flop comes A J 7
he goes all in
i sit and contemplate it for a second then call
he shows pocket twos Great for me right
WRONG... rivers a fucking 2. He got me on a two outer. went on tilt after that
and went out of the tournement (only had 2000 chips left). start with 35000
Im still a little furious about it.
Yes sir that was a really bad one...don't know what some people are thinking...
That is a bad beat and that would put me on tilt also. You feel like you just want to throw something.
all in with pocket twos with that flop is crazy but these are the people you have to put up withQuote:
Originally Posted by Twiztedtony
You want that call with them cards and flop all day. It doesnt make it feel any better to lose against a terrible call but what can ya do. The only way he can call you there is if he HONESTLY believes your bluffing. He has to know when you push that you have that ace and hes shooting for a 5%er. Tough break better luck next time
Just had a bad beat on Lock Poker today lost most of my chips i flop the nut straight my opponent goes all in with k 8 of hearts the flop is 10d jd and Ah and he ends up catching 2 running hearts to get his flush and basically knock me out of the tourney I'm so mad right now that was a huge pot nd I just wish I would not have gotten so unlucky
Bad beats are the worse its so hard not to tilt
I lsot AA on 23 earlier today flopped trips and they 4, 5 on the turn and river for a straight
That is a terrible beat. One thing it does show is that that kind of bad beat doesn't just happen online.
who doesnt have a story like that? At least you dealt with it properly!
Yea he's a douchebag, but he's gonna win one out of about every twenty like that. The good news is you win the other 19. And that means you need him at your table. If everyone was a good player only the house would win. That really isn't as terrible as some beats. I myself lost with a straight flush to a guy who had one out for the royal. Though before we flipped up he probably thought he could hit the nine of spades for the straight flush (which was in my hand along with the eight) or any spade for the king high flush. Alas, the ace of spades came after I had gotten him all in and he won. Still that wouldn't have qualified for a bad beat pot because he only used one hole card. Truth be told the worst beats are usually runner runners and are about a half percent odds come from behind which means there gonna happen every one in a hundred times on average in a particular situation and if your a true poker player your gonna see it happen more than once. Either way, mind your tilt, it only makes it worse and can turn a profitable player into a guy who plays good but loses money.
yah it happenes way too often with charity tourneysQuote:
Originally Posted by AcesUp1439
i play alot of charity tourneys
terrible bad beat on carbon in a freeroll tourney poker is such a stressful game ugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
After that bad beat i got tilted and lost my entire stack im so angry right now the poker gods are killing me right now i wish i could run as good as everybody i play against
I'm playing my A game tmw in the Lock freeroll I'm taking first place and nobody is getting in my way place the donkey bet on me I'll beat all u guys ugh so tilted right now
I'm gonna be the best poker player of all time i work so hard and keep getting busted by these fuggin donks who know nothing about poker sorry i just need to vent right now lol
Can't wait for the tourney tmw night gonna take first and then start playing the low stakes sit n go and gonna build my BR so high I'm definitely gonna be one of the most successful players of all time i love poker and i wont stop until im the best gl to all who stand in my way your gonna need it lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
anyone see the bad beat jackpot hand? now that's a Bad Beat
Honestly the fact my chips go to someone who has ZERO chance at winning bugs me more than loses the pot in these cases.
thats rough but everyone gets skrewed by the cards thats what keeps the game entertaining. if hands were unbeatable it would be pointless. the cards can do crazy stuff
I had something similar yesterday (atlantic city, live 1/2 cash game).
Had a stack of about $150 (sat down with $80, so was up 90%). Some guy sat down in UTG seat and bought in for $300.
Deal comes, he limps in for the $2, I'm button with A-J suited, so I raise to $8. He calls.
Flop is A-A-5. He bets $5, I raise to $15, he calls.
Turn is 5, so now I have aces full, he has 5's full. He bets about half pot, I raise 1.5 pot, he goes all-in, I call.
River is a 5, giving him quad 5s against my aces full.
Sigh... such is poker.
gotta keep your head up. thats poker, dont give in to tilt
Live poker is rigged...proof in this thread
The river is a donkey slayer dude.... you knew in your heart that some shit like that was gonna happen
I don't know about not adding the re=entries to the prize pool but I'm sure the reason for changing to "re-entries" vs rebuys is so that they can charge a buy-in fee over and over again.