i just gave a bad beat

[derder42]

just about an hour ago i gave a real bad beat i had j8spades but he only bet 100 and i had 50 in sooo im like y not. sooo i go in and the flop is 9s10s6h and im like cool im pretty good. sooo he bets 100 more and i called turn is kd sooo im like comeon i have to get it on the river. and indeed i do the river comes qs giving me a straight flush and im like please bet please and he goes all in with 2800 i called and he shows KK giving him 3 of a kind and im like sorry. yay for me lol

[pirates831]

i am never sorry when i put a bad beat on someone. they happen to all of us enough that you have to chalk it up as poker.

last one i remember was last night - i get dealth Kh Qh in the BB. Someone limped in, next guy made a smallish raise (about 3xBB). I called, limper called.

Flop came Q T 8.

I check raised allin and got called by K J and Q A. I hit the K on the river to stay alive.

It happens.

[me_kjm1]

I never fart around with the big pairs. You have to play them big pre flop or your going to get burned. I don't even know how many times 9 10 suit have broken my aces. just bet them big pre flop and hope there calling a smaller pair or a A K

[stinkee]

I wouldn't even consider that a bad beat, really. I think it's just bad play on the KK player-- he/she didn't bet enough to get you off the hand (I think- you didn't say how much they bet on the turn) and you made your draw.. Your opponent "let" you make your draw- there was a possible strt & flush draw on the flop and they only bet half the pot.

[MizzouFan29]

Nice man. It always feels good whenever you catch a break every once in a while, especially after all the bad beats you experience over your poker lifetime, lol. But I always end up with a somewhat guilty feeling, and think to myself of how lucky I just was.

[aSnowman15]

what goes around comes around, no body likes bad beats, but they happen, its nice to be on the giving side. but it all comes back one day.

especially online poker....

[MoreheadD]

You certainly had plenty of outs to call on the turn. Glad it worked out for you.

[johnnas]

i could use a few wins, here for the last 3 months i have been losing

[willie beaman]

Even though you outdrew the kings, it wasn't bad playing on your part. Your opponent tried to slowplay his hand and trap you in the end. Thid hand is a good example of why one should play monster hands agressively. When betting, fire roughly 3/4 to the size of the pot to force your opponents to make decisions.

[LombardiStix]

HAHA this cracks me up. I love that people are claiming their bad beats as well as taking the bad beats. Very original. I gotta say i put a pp of 3's up against a pp of A's and my 3's took care of business.