Yes, I would have felt "better" if a queen had come on the flop.
But considering how many outs I had compared to the winner, that is the
worse bad beat I've had an have been playing for 4 years.
On Aug 12 2003 12:34PM, Ed Barrett wrote:
> Would you have felt better if the queen had come on the flop? If that's the
> worst bad beat you've had, you probably haven't been playing very long. Get
> used to it. You'll see a lot more like this. Wait until you have your AA
> against 77, flop comes Axx and turn and river are 7s. Then you can holler
> bad beat!
>
> "Bill Reich" <willreich_77@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:7ce91b09.0308120506.2beef08@posting.google.com...
> > "Joeker" <anonymous@joeker.com> wrote in message
> news:<3f386abb$0$63818$9a6e19ea@news.newshosting.com>...
> > > I just had the worse badbeat of my life.
> > >
> > > It's a weekly 10 man tournament. 8 guys left. I get pockect aces and
> am
> > > in 2nd best position. Pre-flop two other players left. 25-50 blinds.
> > > Player one raises 300...I raise him 600....third player raises
> > > me....everyone ends up all-in and flips cards...
> > >
> > > AdAh vs
> > > KcKs vs
> > > QhQc
> > >
> > > Flop....8d, 4d, 7c
> > > Turn....9d All I need is any card jack or lower or a DIAMOND
> > > River...Qc
> > >
> > > The lowest pair wins with a set on the river...winner had three outs to
> > > win...all I needed was any card jack or lower, an ace OR a diamond.
> > >
> > > horrible aint it?
> > >
> Try AA in early position in a $10-20 game. Raises. Called in BB by
> > K9o. OK, the guy IS in the BB and raiser is NOT a tight player, and he
> > is probably too aggressive much of the time. The call isn't bad, IMHO.
> > Not against me.
> >
> > Flop: A-9-3 rainbow. BB check-RAISES, gets re-raised and calls. Maybe,
> > NOW he should know he is beat.
> >
> > Turn: 9 BB check-raises AGAIN and gets re-raised, calls because the
> > pot is soooo big.
> >
> > River: 9 BB bets out. AA calls because BB might fall over dead and
> > muck his hand before showing the winner (dead people cannot win hands
> > at Foxwoods) BB shows down his winner.
> >
> > AA mucks his hand face down. Resists the temptation to muck it face up
> > or throw things. Has had it carefully 'splained that his permit to
> > carry does not apply in poker room. Which keeps him from shooting
> > HIMSELF.
> >
> > Goes home. Down approximately what he (I) lost on this hand. I would
> > probably be able to play on without tilting if that hand came up now.
> >
> > --
> > Will in New Haven
> >
> > "Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise; seek what they
> > sought." Basho
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