Bad beat of the weak

[Gusborgs22]

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

 

[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.

 

[Gusborgs22]

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

 

[redmast]

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.

 

[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.

 

[Gusborgs22]

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

 

[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.

 

[Houdini9]

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

 

[theANMATOR]

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/forum/bad...-hit-when-it-matters-483194/post-6009838.html

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

 

[karl coakley]

Would you consider AA vs Q/J off a bad beat as mentioned here?
https://www.cardschat.com/forum/bad...-hit-when-it-matters-483194/post-6009838.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.