[plagueboy]

I'm not at home so can't access my hand history, but basically I was in a $5 + $0.50 tournament early on. I had about 2K chips and raised 3 times blind with A,A. The blinds were low, so wasn't afraid of not getting some action from someone. Got reraised, and I got all my chips in.

I had:

A A

He had:

A A

Flop came:

x x x

Turn and river:

x x

The other guy had about 100 chips more than me and I was knocked out. Crazy. I played seven tournies though, and this is only one of two that I didn't cash on.

[jmc]

Wow. That's pretty weird!

Can't win em all

[Harlequin011]

This is just God's way of saying you didn't need that 5.50 any more.

[compost kid]

Had the same thing happen last week with pocket kings vs pocket kings, four clubs later I lose Luckily I had him outstacked and actually came back to win the Sit and go

[Jambine]

I don't see a bad beat. Just beat (bad)

Originally Posted by plagueboy

....I had:

A A

He had:

A A

Flop came:

x x x

Turn and river:

x x

[i run 8s]

yup, no bad beat here, just internet poker

[Wick125]

Those are not fun. I was in a tourney this weekend and luckily was not on the losing end of this hand (well I wasn't in the hand at all).

All-in pre-flop:

Player 1:


Player 2:


Flop:


Turn:


River:


Ouch. Player 1 flopped a set and lost to runner-runner for a straight. Needless to say - he was not a happy camper.

[KingTen]

Ouch.

[maniack]

I've had the same thing happen, AA vs AA, but I was on the winning end.

Here's my bad beat from last weekend:
I played a 30 person NL $50 + $25 (add-on, all add-on proceeds for a fundraiser) tourney. Played generally tight, aggressive poker for about 5 hours and it was down to 13 players. I figured I was about 2nd in chips, behind one massive chipleader with several others with stacks about the size of mine.

Hero is UTG with
Villain is UTG+1 has been obviously trying to put pressure on me since we condensed down to two tables, putting in a big re-raise each time I entered a pot taking advantage of my perceived tight image.

I take a second to decide whether to enter the pot or not, knowing Villain is watching me and itching to reraise. I just limp.

Villain raises all-in immediately and the action is folded around to me. Of course, I call.

Villain turns over

Hero: 9 to 1 ahead.

Flop:

Hero: 32 to 1 behind, drawing dead to running straight cards or Aces. Turns out Villain had T100 more than I did and I'm out. Boo.

That is all.

[BlakeC27]

That happened to me once, both had A-Q off-suit the flop came with two spades, I held the only spade in the Qs and hit runner-runner for the flush.