EDIT: MY WORST HAND EVER - It wasn't a bad beat happy now??!!!!!

[links_slayer]

Originally Posted by siNdreAd

If that doesn't happen to you 10x a day you don't play enough hands.

ummm....ok.....

anyway, tough beat mike....really tough beat. i know i definitely woulda gone busto there too.

[Sea Vulture]

I'm still trying to figure out How you call that a bad beat. You were behind preflop, you were behind after the flop, and you were behind after the turn. You were never ahead in the hand. You were always on a draw. I'm not trying to sound like an A$$, but you were never ahead in the hand. You had plenty of outs, but you were always behind. I don't call that a bad beat, sorry. Your outs didn't hit.

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by Sea Vulture

I'm still trying to figure out How you call that a bad beat. You were behind preflop, you were behind after the flop, and you were behind after the turn. You were never ahead in the hand. You were always on a draw. I'm not trying to sound like an A$$, but you were never ahead in the hand. You had plenty of outs, but you were always behind. I don't call that a bad beat, sorry. Your outs didn't hit.

Basically what I said above, it's just a little cold deck.

[osumike11379]

Originally Posted by Sea Vulture

I'm still trying to figure out How you call that a bad beat. You were behind preflop, you were behind after the flop, and you were behind after the turn. You were never ahead in the hand. You were always on a draw. I'm not trying to sound like an A$$, but you were never ahead in the hand. You had plenty of outs, but you were always behind. I don't call that a bad beat, sorry. Your outs didn't hit.

I realize this but you don't lose too often with a straight flush no???

[EmptyPocs]

I'm sorry I wasnt fast enough to get your hand in the screen shot
--I was looking at your ace and when the chips drifted up to the pocs 6's it caught me by surprise

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by osumike11379

I realize this but you don't lose too often with a straight flush no???

That's irrelevant. Basically what SeaVulture and myself are saying is that you just must not understand the difference between the two terms: Bad Beat and Cold Deck. There's a huge difference between the two.

A bad beat is when you are WAY ahead in a hand, and your opponent catches an unlikely card to catch up. That was not the case here, at all.

[siNdreAd]

I agree this is not a bad beat. Easy fold on the river btw.

[osumike11379]

Originally Posted by siNdreAd

I agree this is not a bad beat. Easy fold on the river btw.

RIIIIGHTTT...please explain how you put him on the only card in the deck I would lose to???

[ontheuptick]

Originally Posted by siNdreAd

Easy fold on the river btw.

Ridiculous statement. He could easily be betting the K of diamonds or a rivered full house. With the paired board and a full house now a possibility, there's no way you can fold that hand.

[Sea Vulture]

Originally Posted by osumike11379

RIIIIGHTTT...please explain how you put him on the only card in the deck I would lose to???

I don't think you can fold. You were in a bad spot, but it wasn't a bad beat.

Here's an example of a bad beat:

You're dealt a pair of 8's and flop four of a kind, with two diamonds on the board. You bet, you're reraised, you go all in, and are called. Your opponent is on an Ace high flush draw, but hits runner, runner straight flush. THAT'S a bad beat.