1 Outer Bad Beat

Well, it was in a freeroll but still a very bad beat. One card left in the deck that could give this guy the win. I was just glad that I had a bigger stack than both all in players.

Full Tilt Poker, NL Hold'em Tournament, 100/200 Blinds, 9 Players
BB: 1,322
UTG: 9,380
UTG+1: 4,340
UTG+2: 14,380
MP1: 3,675
Hero (MP2): 15,700
CO: 1,460
BTN: 1,375
SB: 5,450
Pre-Flop: (300) K♦ K♥ dealt to Hero (MP2)
3 folds, MP1 calls 200, Hero raises to 600, 2 folds, SB calls 500, BB folds, MP1 calls 400
Flop: (2,000) T♠ T♥ 4♥ (3 Players)
SB bets 4,850 and is All-In, MP1 calls 3,075 and is All-In, Hero calls 4,850
Turn: (14,775) 9♦ (3 Players - 1 is All-In)
River: (14,775) 2♥ (3 Players - 1 is All-In)
Results: 14,775 Pot
MP1 showed 2♣ 4♣ (two pair, Tens and Fours) and LOST (-3,675 NET)
Hero showed K♦ K♥ (two pair, Kings and Tens) and LOST (-5,450 NET)
SB showed 2♠ 2♦ (a full house, Twos full of Tens) and WON 14,775

I should have raised a bit more preflop, but that wouldn't have made much of a difference against these types of players.

No, you played it right... pretty sick beat.. but remember, the guy with 2 4 could have beat you so its really a 3 outer(but a 1 outer for the guy with 22).

Yeah, I did realize that the guy with 2 4 could have beat me as well. I was just talking about the guy in the SB who had 22.

The guy with 2 4 had 1500 less chips than the guy with 22. I'd rather the guy with 2 4 hit his two outer.

What is the percent that u can hit the 2 outter on the river to win the hand

About 5% after the turn.

I use 2% per out x # of cards to come + 1% = % to hit one of your outs.

I flopped a set with JJ on flop of J96 acouple of weeks ago.
Other player flopped a set with 99.
All the chips went in on the flop then the remaining 9 comes straight out on the turn.

You played it great, just another brutal bad beat.
That sucks, but don't worry you'll probably do it to someone else! =)

always seems like they catch their card on the river doesn it? well to me it does

Thanks guys. I appreciate the support.

My opponents are idiots, but I'll welcome them to my table any day of the week. I'll win a lot more in a situation like this than I will lose. So, it's all good.

I was in the monthly of my poker league and everyone at my table is raising like crazy the whole time but it finally comes to my button. I have AcJd, and preflop rasier, who was in early position, bets on a flop of As Qc 5c (keep in mind that the whole time i was playin really tight because of all the crazy raising) he bet like 200 into a 800 pot. The one other person in the hand calls 200, i go all in for 2700 pretty sure i have the best hand. The account above snap calls my all in and the other guy folds (after the hand was done the one person who folded said he folded KQ) so now i have AJ and the guy who called me turns over QJ the turn was a queen of hearts and the river was irrelevant because this donk had completed his 1 outter on me and i was crippled for the tourney had maybe 400 chips left, and now he has a target on his back.

Ouch! That is unfortunate for that to happen. However, it does happen to all of us.

Just know that you'll win that hand way more times than you'll lose it. You don't win 100% of the time when you are way ahead. Poker would be too easy for everyone if that did happen.

Keep your head up, man.

i hate the river lol. Spesh when it pairs the board.

This is why i like the daily dollar, my opponents are just idiotic enough, but not as retarded as most of the people that play freerolls...

Good point, but it's a huge field and seems like you gotta dodge land mines from all of the loose play to get deep.

Have you had much success in the Daily Dollar yet?

i agree you did play that hand right, just a sick bad beat, its happened to all of us, multiple times on my part. worst one was a home game, had Ace 9, small stack so moved all in UTG+2 trying to show strength, got called by the big blind with pocket 6's (6 spades, 6 clubs) flop comes out 7s 4s 3s, i hit my flush, and hes down to a one outer to hit a straight flush with a 5s. Turn is an ace, helps no one, river is a 5s and i lose it all. Notice how its always the river that you get bad beat on with the one outer?