Hey guys, if u want to share your uglyest bad beat at this weak,be my guest
Mine was:
Hero: 88
Villain: AK
FLOP
A28
Villain bets, hero re-raises, villain shoves, hero calls
TURN
A
RIVER
K
BOARD:
A28AK

Hero: KK
Villian: 1010
I raise 5 BB, Villain shove all-in, I call. Heads-up
FLOP
679
A horrible sinking feeling, but I'm still ahead.
TURN
8
AHHHHHHHHHHH!
RIVER
J
Just to make it feel really ugly.

Originally Posted by Banjois

Hero: KK
Villian: 1010
I raise 5 BB, Villain shove all-in, I call. Heads-up
FLOP
679
A horrible sinking feeling, but I'm still ahead.
TURN
8
AHHHHHHHHHHH!
RIVER
J
Just to make it feel really ugly.

hahahhahahaha
i lost a KK yesterday very similar, against A9o, villain was short (18BB), it was bountybuilder
He made a straight 5-9

And yesterday I went all-in with a pair of AA and was called with K9. And I lost to my opponent, two pairs of KK and 99 came. If it hadn't been a freeroll, it’s unlikely that someone would have called me.

No one likes to lose, but always be careful with what you consider a bad beat.

For example, AK vs 88 is pretty much 50/50. It doesn't matter HOW you lose, all these possibilities are included.

I hardly feel losing a coin flip a bad beat, I lose them all day long.

Be careful losses like this don't affect your play.

Good luck.

Originally Posted by karl coakley

No one likes to lose, but always be careful with what you consider a bad beat.

For example, AK vs 88 is pretty much 50/50. It doesn't matter HOW you lose, all these possibilities are included.

I hardly feel losing a coin flip a bad beat, I lose them all day long.

Be careful losses like this don't affect your play.

Good luck.

Thank you bro
Coin flip pre flop
After you hit a set on the flop without all in pre i consider a runner runner bad beat

Bad run out for you buddy. That's why I try I like getting it in pre-flop. Even then I've been running like trash. People always suck out of me with draws when I had top pair or top set and it's pretty frustrating especially when I don't give them odds to call and jam on the flop.

Originally Posted by natelearnspoker

Bad run out for you buddy. That's why I try I like getting it in pre-flop. Even then I've been running like trash. People always suck out of me with draws when I had top pair or top set and it's pretty frustrating especially when I don't give them odds to call and jam on the flop.

I agree. Unless you have the stone cold nuts, it's really hard to beat the not-so-RNG online. I still feel like my edge is preflop and not giving odds to call. Then if they want to race, at least I'm getting paid a premium for my risk - artificially creating better than 2:1 odds on most of the hands I play.

GL GL,

HOUDINI9

Originally Posted by karl coakley

No one likes to lose, but always be careful with what you consider a bad beat.

For example, AK vs 88 is pretty much 50/50. It doesn't matter HOW you lose, all these possibilities are included.

I hardly feel losing a coin flip a bad beat, I lose them all day long.

Be careful losses like this don't affect your play.

Good luck.

Would you consider AA vs Q/J off a bad beat as mentioned here?
https://www.cardschat.com/showpost6009838-post3.html

Plus - isn't there an entire forum section dedicated to talking about these?

Originally Posted by theANMATOR

Would you consider AA vs Q/J off a bad beat as mentioned here?
https://www.cardschat.com/showpost6009838-post3.html

Plus - isn't there an entire forum section dedicated to talking about these?

Sure. The one that sticks with me is with 18 people left busting out QQ vs QJ in a large tournament.

My point is anytime a favorite loses could technically be a bad beat. The higher you personally set the bar for what you personally consider a beat the less it will affect your play.