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What is truly a "bad beat" in poker?
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[QUOTE="lauestla, post: 6828965, member: 457190"] I think we all have our own definition of what is a bad beat. Mine would be that one: I consider a bad beat the situation when you lose while being far ahead at the moment of the shove. I mean about 80% equity or more. Example : AA cracked by 99 hitting a set at the river. I wouldn't call bad beat these monster hands when you run into another monster like KK losing vs AA for example. It's of course very unlucky but it's a cooler and not a bad beat in my humble opinion. Well we all get bad beats everyday. It's part of the game and sometimes we are the lucky man who hits the unlikely river. So that's poker... and that's why we love it. [/QUOTE]
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