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What is truly a "bad beat" in poker?
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[QUOTE="gabryyyel31, post: 6847314, member: 139466"] There is good news and bad news about bad beats. The good news is that it doesn't happen to you alone, and the bad news is that it will happen to you again, as long as you play poker. What is important is how you manage them and what you learn from these hands. Therefore bad beats happen to everyone. Even if you’re lucky so far, you’ll eventually have a bad beat. They’re a part of poker. Unless you plan to end your poker career, you should learn to take them in stride. You may have missed this big payout, but the next one is still waiting for you. What should be remembered is that the best poker players still have the advantage. Even though bad beats happen, luck is no substitute for skill, strategy, and experience. Take your unfortunate loss and focus your energy on the next game. [/QUOTE]
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