[retired_dance2beat]

Originally posted by boots:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Cobbler:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by boots:

Then, the my usual last hand that I always seem to pull...

Kd,Qh
Flop is 8, something and another Q.
Turn is another Q.
Bet big. Last card is an 8.
Put in my last $100. Me and one other person.

Of course, OF ****ING COURSE, other guy has Q,8. FFS.

Am I missing something or is that a split pot where you got lucky on the river? Really knackered so could be overlooking something obvious.... </BLOCKQUOTE>

Me - QQQ nothing nothing
Him - QQQ88 </BLOCKQUOTE>

With the hand youve described thats a shared pot, full house queens over eights. You've added an extra 8 on the flop or river that wasn't in the hand.

[retired_jo1797]

I'm guessing the flop is wrong that the guy had trips until the river and caught his boat.

[retired_jo1797]

Still loving the Omaha STTs at ladbrokes too. Started recording my profit/loss, after 30 of them (spread across $5, $10, and $20 5-handed tables and $5 10-handed) my ROI is at 54%

Should stick to the $10 5 handed ones though, my ROI after 8 of them is 148%.

[retired_yuri]

Bowker opens to bad beat flood gates.

Anyway I'm happy. After the afornetioned misfotune which was compounded by someone hitting his 2 outer on the river I went on a tear making back $50 to end up a mere $0.50 down for the day. Considering the circumstances I'm more than happy.

[retired_alonzo993]

Originally posted by The_Bends:
Bowker opens to bad beat flood gates.

yeah, after being rivered out of about $7k, all these $20 bad beat stories are fascinating

[retired_jo1797]

Heh.

What is the actual worst bad beat you can suffer in terms of being ahead by a certain percentage at any one time? I'd imagine it's up at 99.something % but not quite sure.

[san]

On a board of Ac As 2c

Ad Ah 99.90 0.10 0.00 99.90% 999.00:1
Jc Tc 0.10 99.90 0.00 0.10% 0.00:1

i.e. the JT has to catch perfect.

[retired_abess]

Congratulations to Steve, otherwise known as bdcuk, on his 14th place finish in the $1,000,000 guaranteed tournament at Pacific last night. Steve entered a $20 super-sat for the tourney and turned that into a nice $7000 pay day. Shame he couldn't have made the last 5, the prizes there were enormous. The winner pocketed $210,000.

[retired_roxy]

wow, very nice work bdcuk :thup:

[retired_jennifer89889]

Very nice indeed :thup: