Le plus gros bad beat c'est quoi ?

[François]

Je recois KK, je relance fort, le chip me call
Flop: K-K-As
Je relance fort, il me di tapis je call, il a AsAs

Tu relances fort avec un carré floppé ?

[svink]

je pense qu'il a relancé fort pre flop mais le gars avec les as call, et aprés il se voit enorme avec son full d'as par les rois

quelque soit ta relance il t'aurai payé.

[hobbes]

Je recois KK, je relance fort, le chip me call
Flop: K-K-As
Je relance fort, il me di tapis je call, il a AsAs

Tu relances fort avec un carré floppé ?

si t'as l'habitude de miser au flop après une relance préflop, et que l'autre le sait, ça peut être pas mal... surtout sur ce genre de flop où à priori tu beterais pas un brelan
si l'autre te call, tu check la turn pour montrer une faiblesse

par contre si l'autre fold au flop, ça fait chier

[ManuD]

Si l'autre fold au flop, t'aurais probablement pas gagné beaucoup plus avec un board comme ça de toute façon

[ph59150]

sachant qu'on était que 4 et que le gars call ma grosse relance preflop, c'est qu'il a une main
Apres j'ai relancer avec mon carré, mais sachant que le gars est engagé aussi, et avec n'importe quel mouv, je pense que ca se serait fini identiquement, sachant que tu a un full des as au roi, c'est pas une main qui se jette

si?

PS: ben ouai svk , a la rigueur un ms su cs ta la rage mais tu peu rejouer mais la :s (out mx 510 )

[didier]

un classique du gros gros bad beat selon TJ Cloutier:

"Cloutier was playing in a no-limit Hold’em cash game at the famous Bicycle Club with Al Krux, a great player himself, who’s made several final tables at the World Series of Poker.

Krux was running bad and, picking up pocket kings, put all his remaining chips - $435 – into the pot. The player to Krux’s left was having a massage and, with his cards held high, the player to his left saw them. It mattered not. Both players mucked their cards.

Play got round to Cloutier who, holding pocket 10s and seeing what other players had done, figured he was probably ahead and the most he could lose anyway was $435 so he called.

But the dealer hadn’t noticed the call and dropped the deck on the muck. A ruling was made and the dealer reshuffled all the cards, except Cloutier’s and Krux’s, before dealing out the five community cards.

The flop came K-10-4 giving both players trips. But the turn card was the case 10 giving Cloutier quads and winning the hand for him.

Unlucky for Krux yes. But now for the real part of the story…

The guy who had been having a massage announced that he had thrown pocket 10s – as the player to his left had seen. So the only way Cloutier could win that pot was for the dealer to make a mistake that lead to a ruling which meant the other two tens were shuffled back into the pack only to be dealt again as community cards!

So next time you suffer a bad beat remember this - Al Krux had it worse than you will ever have! Just have a laugh at his expense, keep control and keep your chips."