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[QUOTE="Balou1982, post: 6837299, member: 434667"]
BAD BEAT can cost you tournament life or on cash table you loose 100% of your cash deposit ;-)!

If you play a lot of poker and different kinds like omaha, 6+, stud and so on you will know the possibility of bad beats isnt that small as you think!

A good definiton for me is:

In poker, [B]bad beat[/B] is a subjective term for a hand in which a player with what appear to be strong cards nevertheless loses. It most often occurs where one player bets the clearly stronger hand and their opponent makes a mathematically poor call that wins with any subsequent dealing to complete the hand.

For me it is necessary that the winner is holding a weak hand like in replies posted before : i look espially  @example like A9os vs. Q8s and Board is

A-9-9  - J  - 10  - no action preflop and on flop

at  turn villain with Q-8s is still holding nothing in his hands against full house A-9, usually when you are in position with Q-8s and you mind if villain is holding a 9-J or 9-A or maybe 99 but you should know that only a ten(clubs) would be the exact card to hit straight flush and to win the hand because every other clubs to a flush wouldnt be enough if villain is holding full house(A-9) or 4 of a kind (99) . 
Playing 100 times this hand i think you loose 96-99times with Q-8s.
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