Turn is a 5s and he starts cheering for the backdoor flush, not realizing his opponent just hit quad 5's and he's drawing semi-dead.

67hh or something like that, but good for him! Guy to my right has 55 for a flopped mid set and guy to my left has 34ss (?). Not both of the hands I'd expect, but I made the correct laydown. It folds back to the check raiser to calls off the remaining amount.īoth parties reveal without ado. Guy to my left thinks for a bit and jams his $~125 remaining. Pretty good flop for pocket 9's, right? I lead for $35 and get called in every spot except for the guy to my right who thinks for a good minute or so before raising to $85 or $90. I get called in 4 spots and we take a 5-way flop of 8h5h2s. I look down at 9 9 after a limper to my right & raise to $12. If we had hit the bad beat 2 days later, we would have received $0 for the effort because the poker room is apparently not seeding the jackpot.

Starting in April, they're moving to a progressive jackpot type of bad beat from a flat format. The hand was largely uninteresting, but timely. Still, $500 is $500 more than I had to start the night. It was a largely uninteresting hand, but nevertheless, it was fun since the table share was $500 each, the winner of the hand received $2100 & the winner received $5000. I hit the table share of the bad beat last night.

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