This is from the freeroll last night; the kings ended up splitting the pot, but look at the board. Don't know what the guy with pocket 3s was doing going all-in before the flop.

In accordance with the tradition of PokerStars, a troika had to appear somewhere here. Most often on the river. I recently lost with a KKK77 full house when the only 7 in the deck appeared on the river.

Originally Posted by mara2259

In accordance with the tradition of PokerStars, a troika had to appear somewhere here. Most often on the river. I recently lost with a KKK77 full house when the only 7 in the deck appeared on the river.

I just seen this happen a few days ago to somebody at my table. Runner runner 7's. It was at ACR I think.

Originally Posted by thedarkman

This is from the freeroll last night; the kings ended up splitting the pot, but look at the board. Don't know what the guy with pocket 3s was doing going all-in before the flop.

I play poker online at least one year ago , I concluded the bad cards are the wining cards.

That could have become a flush.

Look for a famous case on the Internet how Aa vs Aa lost in a tournament. There was a big buyin there.

Yesterday, the guy went all-in before the flop, I was so happy that he opened 22 against my AA, and then tears when 2 came out on the river

Hands like that happen pretty often, especially when you play a big volume of hands.

By the way, has anyone seen the Heads Up duel between Daniel Negreanu and Phil Helmuth?

They also had KK vs KK hand, And Daniel made a diamond flush. But that did not help him, as Phil won the match anyway. In fact, I really like how Helmuth played that match, I really think he's improved his game over the years, despite what other people say.

So yes, bad beats do happen, just try to avoid going tilt because of them and you'll be fine. I promise.

who won?