[Joe Ker]

It was Saturday night and my new dunes chips were getting their first trial in our home tourney. The blinds were 50 - 100.

Any way everyone folded to the small blind who called with .

The big blind looks at his cards and checks with .

The flop comes .

The small blind bet 300 with his two pairs.
The big blind ( a very agressive player) goes all in for 1300 with his flush draw.
The small blind calls.

The turn comes .
It looks like its over for the big blind, the small blind now has a full house.

The river comes, can you guess?

You're probably right, the .

The big blind has a straight flush and the small blind has a full house.

Is this a bad beat? Because it was almost 50 - 50 on the flop.

Anyway the small blind got his fair share of the luck after that, winning jammy hand after jammy hand and then went on to win.

[Kefka891]

Not really a bad beat, just very unlucky.

[imthatguy]

If you have to ask, it probably isn't. Just looks unlucky to me. If it was a flopped full house, then I might feel a little bad about it.

[tomb1]

Certainly a major-league suck-out after the turn. Sick, just sick.

But when the money went in Q2o was about a 3:2 favorite. So it's a somewhat disagreeable beat, I guess.