[Takethepot25]

Not too bad a beat but the craziest hand ive ever been in. Ok so i was in the $100,000 guarenteed tournament at titan.. 35 left 30 make the money .. so of course I'm playing pretty tight. But i get dealt pocket 77s in pretty good position so i raise 3x the BB. I get 1 caller. Flop comes 77A.. My heart jumped. I was already thinking about 1st place in the tourament. I check it. He checks it. A 3 comes making it 77A3. I bet about 4x the blind he raises me double. I reraise him again. He goes all -in. He turns over AA. River card of course with my luck is the case Ace. I get knocked down to almost out and end up missing the money by 1 person. I lost $100

[dvdbenji]

Man, thats a terrible bad beat. i must admit that i dont think ive ever had worse, but i have had a couple bad ones lately such as losing my AA to 2 7 offsuit which in reality is like a 1:10, but it seems just oh so bad

[hayden1009]

well tht is a bad beat but and I know its of little consolation you play your best poker to get your best hand in with all your chips and it doesnt get much better then quad anything ...so I would say if given the chance I would also have my life on the line with quads....great play just bad luck outcome

[BSgutshot]

Wow, that really sucks, but you can't blame the guy for going all in with pocket aces in that situations. I find the worst beats to be the ones where the opponent calls with nothing and gets lucky to win. This is clearly not the case.

If you were playing tight why did you raise 3x the BB with 7s? That's a loose move. I normally don't raise with middle pairs, but try to limp in.

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[sijiawu89]

happens all the time, ive had quads 2s busted by quad kings. i question the random number generator on titan sometimes.

[BSgutshot]

I've never lost with quads

I hope I never do.

[sensei24]

Originally Posted by BSgutshot

I've never lost with quads

I hope I never do.

Happened to me.
I had quads JJ and lost to QQ.
Flop: J J Q
Turn: 7
River: Q

I will never forgot this hand.