[dovla]

i was never bad beaten like this.. i mean.. never so far!!

i played MTT on titan.. did pretty well.. made my stack to 6k, then lost one AKs vs A2, then i lost 2 coin flips -JJ vs AQ, 99 vs AK against lower stacks..
and back my chips to 4k .. then i was dealt A2 on the button.. i know A2 is a crap, but last days i play agressive so i tried to bully the blinds.. i made a one BB raise (with blinds 100/200), SB folded and BB called me..
BB was player who would call anything, bluff re-raising all the time with 3,2k stack complaining all the game that she would had much bigger stack but she didn't get it because she plays against "idiots" and "fishes", that she plays really good and that stuff on chat..
FLOP came A106 rainbow.. i betted 500 on that pot, i tried it to take it right there, and was re-raised by ALL-in.. i knew that i had her there, maximum i put her there was low pp (like 22) or medium pair (like 10Q) or something.. I CALLED.. and then.. she showed Q7 offsuit.. i said WTF is going here.. moving with Q7 on that flop?!? but - turn was 8, river 9 - she got her str8. then she told me that she played perfectly that hand becuase A2 is crap, and i'm "fish" because i'm calling the ALL-in with A2

i was really pissed.. she moved on gut-gutshot and beated me ? she needed two consecutive cards to win that pot (only 89, 77, QQ and KJ on turn and the other card on river).. i left to 800 stack and get out really soon..

what were the chances for that to happen? i used odds calculator that showed that she had 4.5% chances, but i think her chances were much lower there!

[ad1129]

Odds calcs don't lie. Tough break, though her moving in is what makes you money .

[godlikev]

that was a really really bad beat...and i am dure that here ods were under 1%...i
didn't use an odds calculator but i used simple math that i learned in school..the chances were under 1% and if somone tells i am wrong i want a mathematical demonstration...that was a horible play by her and i hope she was bubble..9i wish that to all players that bad beat me)

[sensei24]

That's truely an ugly bad beat....but to say onestly i wouldn't have called her all-in.
Maybe because he was in the BB position and your raise wasn't enough she might have had 10 6, 66 or 10 10 in the hand and this changes the view.
She had an enormous luck i admit but she tried to bluff you. I don't even play A2 with a raise ven if i play agressive not to say call an all-in even if i have a big pair on the flop and have a big guess that she doesn't have the A in her hand.

[123Law]

Thats a tough beat, but making calling after the all-in would be a tough one. not sure I would have done the same.

I got beat by running cards one time. It was a friendly home game, and it was the final hand where I had him beat to the point where he needed 2 specific running cards to win. He caught both of them for the win,,, I just about cried.

tough break

[dovla]

Originally Posted by sensei24

That's truely an ugly bad beat....but to say onestly i wouldn't have called her all-in.

i thought about folding there, but i saw the way she played whole tourney on my table, i remember her as calling station who wouldn't give her BB for anything.. and she had that tricks to move on someone's bet.. so i put her on middle pair or on lower pocket pair and called that move.. it is similar as bad beat on first league event on tuesday - but i think ALF had lower chances to win that hand then that girl..

AK vs 77.. with 107rag on flop.... turn J, river Q.. he could only win with consecutive JQ (one on turn, one on river) there (by my calculation), so that was a really really awesome bad beat... (but that was a pre-flop move with 52/48% chances.. not on flop)

[tbs89]

that is rough, i feel your pain i think weve all taken a beat like that or worse especially online, but hopefully your bad beats are out of the way and you can move forward!

[ssmooth8]

Yup you sure did take a pretty bad beat. however 4.5 percent is still a possiblity not much but still a chance to win. it's sick that you had to go down like that but hey at least it wasn't real cash. you would've been extra heated if it were real money cuz ain't nobody want to lose big chips, period. Just be thankful it was a freeroll cuz I definitely lost in some major real money pots before. I once lost a pot worth $2000 or so and trust me it makes u just want to sit out and not play for the rest of the day. My bank roll ain't nothing like the players on Fulltilt so time is definitely money. For those pros at Fulltilt it's just another day losing or winning thousands ya know?