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What is truly a "bad beat" in poker?
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[QUOTE="kringoo, post: 6840717, member: 1026333"] These days in a tournament I had an AQ in my hand in the big blinds, with hearts everyone folded until reaching the cut-off which led to an all-in, it was the middle of a tournament and I had twice the blinds of the player who went all-in I thought, evaluated it and paid for it, he had a handheld TT I hit my Q on the flop but the river hit the T. I lost almost half of my pot Then about 2 or 3 hands later the situation reversed I didn't receive a JJ now, just over half of the tournament, almost reaching the bubble and I needed to double down to at least reach ITM. There was an initial position raise and I raised 5x half of my pot and the big blinds. went all in the starting hand folded I paid all in the big blinds showed AQ off nothing on the flop nothing on the turn (until then I was winning the hand, I just didn't hit either A or Q) But the river hit Q and I fell out of the tournament in two hands [/QUOTE]
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