Poker Articles

Online Poker Reviews
Online Poker
Poker Strategy
Editorials
Web Articles
Legal Issues

Archive

Play Online Poker
FullTilt Code: westonft
Poker Blogs

Vanman's Poker Blog

Local Area Poker

Dallas Area Poker

Local Home Games

Local Poker Rooms

Houston Poker Rooms
Oklahoma Poker Rooms
New York Poker Rooms
Dallas Poker Rooms
Fort Worth Poker Rooms
Boston Poker Rooms
New Mexico Rooms Poker Rooms
Iowa Poker Rooms Poker Rooms
Washington Poker Rooms
Louisiana Poker Rooms
Washington D.C Poker Rooms
san diego Poker Rooms
Philadelphia Poker Rooms
arlington, tx Poker Rooms
abilene Poker Rooms
abilene Poker Rooms
phoenix,az Poker Rooms
phoenix,az Poker Rooms
Austin, TX Poker Rooms

Poker Talk
Re: BARGE 2006
Bankroll Management
Collapsing Blind Structures
Shreveport
Online companies and the WSOP

Archives
Strategy Discussion
Overbetting the pot.
Moving from Limit to NL
Judging Progress
losing touch with value
blog entry "So Close but so very very far away" co

Archives
We Support

Full Tilt Bonus

www.BigStack.com

Full Tilt Bonuses

Weston Times Blog

So what is a Bad Beat anyway?

So what is a Bad Beat anyway?

What is generally universally considered a bad beat?

I think we can all agree Negreneau's fullhouse getting beat by Hansens quads is a bad beat.

However, just because you have a "good" hand and lose, that doesn't qualify it as a "bad beat" does it?

And while we are clarifying what all these poker terms mean. Lets define "suck out" too. I recently recall wanting to choke out an idiot that wouldn't shut his pie hole on how I "sucked out" on him (that didn't come out right) when I went all in post-FLOP with K-10 on Board of K-10-8 and he had AK. According to him, if someone wins without the best pre-flop starting hand means they sucked out on whomever they beat.