Bad beats happen in poker. Every player remembers his winning hand at the turn of a card is suddenly second best. This guy painful turn of events are etched in our memory and rarely forgot. It is recalled due to a big hand that 4 four kings’ queens lose.
This type of loss is remembered because it is also associated with a very large saucepan. If you watch poker tournament on television or play yourself, you’ve seen this happen more often is mathematically possible. Players who are in a race seems to make a deal with a random miracle, continued his run of luck.
Here are some unusually bad beats I’ve seen in games of Hold’em. Some of these events for me and some I just saw, I’m glad it was not involved. A memorable bad beat was established that three players were all in a tournament. When the hands were exposed, it was revealed that both players had two aces each and the third a pair of nines. Aces are dead to get any help unless you run had four cards of the same color that corresponded to one of its strengths.
The nine had the best opportunity to improve and made the turn to take a further nine. At the turn of a card, the ace is headed south. For increasing the bank account at Poker QQ site, there should be the information about the bad beats. The permission of cheating is not granted at online website for playing the card games. The weakness should be turned into strength to get the desired results.
It is possible to love and hate a hand at the same time. I have seen this scenario happen more than once, being on the losing end of it and the winning end of it. The set up of the hand is the player has two suited cards, say king queen. The flop comes three more suited cards making the flush dealt on the flop. The player then has to sweat out the possibility of another suited card coming on the turn or the river. I’ve had this hand beat more than once, and I have played for the winning card to come while holding the appropriate ace. An early flush without the ace is a vulnerable hand, going from winner to loser on the turn of a card
Playing Omaha Hi Low one night in a four eight kill game, I was dealt two eights and an ace deuce. The flop came kings and another eight. So I have a full house on the flop. Another player sitting at the far end of the table and I capture some chaser between us who call the initial bets and then get out of the way. The raises start on my part right away and are even fiercer after an ace is dealt on the turn.
This kept the low chasers in for one more card and gave my fellow raiser at the end of the table a full house, kings over aces. We all called the raises and then waited for the deadly river. Lucky for me it came another eight. The fellow with the kings over could not believe my raises and since we were heads up there was no limit to the number of bets we could put in the pot. He went down to the felt betting and I called or raised all the way. When I turned over the four eights, the look on his face was like someone had punched him in the gut or lower.
By the way, came the four queens, four kings to me in the club officer several years ago. It still hurts, but in the order of things the river has been good to me over the years. If you play long enough, you’ll be on both sides of bad beats, we hope you’ll be on the right side more than the other.
