Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 5:00 pm GMT by pmc
I had A,5 spades in a 10 dollar sng with 5 ppl left I raise i get called by 9,10 of diamonds.
Flop
6,4,9 spades
turn
10 club
river 10 spade
I didnt give him free cards either. I calculated this and he had about a 3 percent chance of beating me off the flop and about 9 percent after the turn. We were about even in chips so i got eliminated.
I jumped onto another sng, and get eliminated with A,J against A,10
off a flop of 6,A,10 rainbow
turn is a jack of spades giving me 2 pair. I bet hard he calls.
river is a u guessed it...K
Maybe this is some sort of strange karma cause yesterday i dealt a bad beat on someguy that flopped a king hi flush while i flopped a set of jacks and I caught a jack on the river to beat him. But dam it didnt have to pay me back 10 fold.
I'm tilting like a mother F'er right now so i just logged off.
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Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 5:15 pm GMT by Fat Tony
if those are your worst beats ever, consider yourself lucky. i've been dealt far worse beats than that.
Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 6:20 pm GMT by pmc
| Fat Tony wrote: | | if those are your worst beats ever, consider yourself lucky. i've been dealt far worse beats than that. |
Ok then I'd like to hear about it. Because I dont think you can get much worse than being a 97 percent favourite off the flop and losing.
Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 6:44 pm GMT by wEbMaStEr
I was once playing with Golddog and i flopped a Royal Flush!
he pulled an "Olympic" on 7th street tho! 
now THAT'S a bad beat !
Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 8:10 pm GMT by Fat Tony
example 1: flush loses to a full house. bad beat?? absolutely, but a flush ain't exactly uncommon. also, how many outs are you basing your 3% and 9% calculations on??
Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 9:16 pm GMT by pmc
| Fat Tony wrote: | | example 1: flush loses to a full house. bad beat?? absolutely, but a flush ain't exactly uncommon. also, how many outs are you basing your 3% and 9% calculations on?? |
I'd like to tell you but I don't actually know the outs. I just ran the scenario through a odds calculator.
Ive had flushes beat by full houses before but usually the other person atleast had a set to begin with.
Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 9:30 pm GMT by cayouche
This one here:
Flopped the best possible full house in the game, and got beat by runner-runner 4-of-a-kind.
and this one here:
The guy gets quad Ks, and got beat by a flopped royal flush.
are the worst I've seen. If you get worst than those two, let me know. 
| wEbMaStEr wrote: | I was once playing with Golddog and i flopped a Royal Flush!
he pulled an "Olympic" on 7th street tho!
now THAT'S a bad beat ! |
Ouch!! That must hurt, getting the best hand in the game beaten by some chaser... I feel for you.
Posted Sat Aug 21, 2004 11:27 pm GMT by pmc
Yea that one with the quad jacks is really bad.
I dont think the royal flush one is really a bad beat though the other guy just had a better hand.
Posted Mon Aug 23, 2004 5:17 pm GMT by cayouche
Yeah, he didn't have the better hand on the river and the other pulling the miracle card. Although, it would certainly piss me off!! 
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