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Message: [QUOTE="Sebbour, post: 6837512, member: 52815"] Well, I define a true bad beat little different than most. Several things has to happen, not just turnaround in hands. I have good example. Several months ago I was playing CC Hold'em Championship and it's a final game, Game 8. I'm 3rd in standings (seven tournaments that were already played). Only first three places gets the prize. There are only 14 players left and 13 players gets the points (technically a bubble). If I finish in the points I'm second in the standings after final game ends (because a player that is currently in 2nd position in standings is already out). If I go out in 14th position I still have the chance but 4 players that are behind me mustn't end first and second in that tournament. One can, but not two (because I'll lose even 3rd place). I'm in late position (cut off), I'm around 12th position in chips (I don't remember how many blinds but not many - up to 4 or 5BB max). I get KK and everyone folded to me. And I'm thinking what to do, I'm waiting to see if anyone will go out before I play them, but no one does and I decide to jam (I'm not sure someone would go out before I'm blinded out). One player calls (he got me covered) and has Ax and I lose the hand because he gets the A on the board (I think he got A on the flop). After I was out I'm thinking, okay, I still have the chance. Two players finished not high enough but the other two players finished 1st and 2nd in that tournament and I finished 5th in general standings. That's what I call true bad beat 8situations like that). [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cardschat-special-events-39/cardschat-holdem-championship-game-8-finale-528042/[/URL] [URL unfurl="true"]https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1b1sN4HEqtoepm8fY_BqFS_pTgDFCMqvGv0N1CE1-Dh4/edit#gid=629789870[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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