always get my bad beats at titan

[river_rat_72]

dont know why but im getting all my bad beats at once at the mo - this week it seems to be titan at the end of the day i know its not the cards fault its the damn sucky players and yep i know i should be happy an all that cos its all sposed to come back round but i just keep getting beat with crap or with a good hand beat on the river

the other night i had top pair and a decent over card - Q A id already made a big move preflop so figured there wouldnt be junk out there

flop came Q56

it was down to two of us and with top pair I couldn't see anything to worry about other than a massive pocket pair - so got some balls and went all-in for about twice the pot

the guy calls and turns over 23 off ????????

yep the tosser hit a 4 on the river

then on friday night i make a flush on the flop move all-in and the other guy calls and gets runner runner for a full house.

am i unlucky alf or what ?

river rat

[mvloenen]

I pick up the best hand in poker pockets aces at royal vegas poker. I slow play it really well and before the flop the guy before me goes all in. I call of course. He has ace 3 unbeatable I think. Off the flop 338 he has three of a kind 3's and I have two pair aces and 33 the turn nothing and there is only one card in the deck for me to win one ace on the river and that is what i got.
BOYA sucker.

That is a bad beat.
ACES PREVAIL

[LumpyMcKwiz]

I only started playing titan a few weeks ago, and man do I ever get bad beats there...
I call an Allin in with Pocket Kings, big pot, he shows q 10 off suited. Im like wtf,
Q A J floped, guess what the flop is? K, gives me 3 of a kind, him High Straight. EVIL Donkeys...

[quincy87cool]

ouchies man that hurts, i am glad i wasnt in your shoes , but it happens to the best of us

titan is not the friendliest place for bad beats if that makes sense lol , but it has excellent service

[222deals]

Ive seen a bunch of bad beats and unfortunately been a part of even more.

The one that really hurts is I picked up AA my second hand and I'm thinking yes, this is going to be a good session. This is a 1/2 NL holdem game. I bought in for $100 and at the time this hand came I was in the small blind. There was one raise of 3xBB from the opener and four callers before the action got to me. I'm thinking this is a pretty loose table and while I probably should have just made a big raise in hopes of luring one player to call, I took the easy way out and pushed all in, ensuring that I would take it down then and there.

At least thats what I figured would happen. It started fine, Fold, Fold, Fold, then... CALL??

The guy flips over 77 and he not only hits a 7 on the flop but hits another on the river for quads. I couldn't believe it. My entire buy in shot in two hands.