For those who don’t know what a “Bad Beat” is, it is the poker term for a hand in which what appears to be strong or maybe even the best hand wins by a narrowest of margins.
More specifically, a “Rtp Live Hari Ini” is a hand in which the top card on the flop is later eliminated from the hand: such that if it would have been the top card in a normal poker hand, say, A-A-10-10-A, then a player would have a better than 50% chance of winning, since there are no hearts in the deck. The lower poker hand, 10-10-10-8-8, has only a 35% chance.
The lower poker hand is said to be “Bad” not because it has a lower chance of winning (astractically, the two hands are equivalent) but because it has “more work” in terms of several potential outcomes.
A “Bad Beat” is not an unlucky scenario. unlucky? No.
That hand above was the hand that beat you, and it’s the hand you’re looking for. The $5 that you placed as the blind was part of your “stack.” If you don’t win, part of your stack goes to the other players. Your stack is made of money youained and money you could have obtained with that hand.
You’ve lost your $5, but you’re not entirely out. You’ve got $35 in play.
After the first hand, you add your small blind to the pot, just to be sure the other players will call on you.
The flop, 2h-3h-4s-5d, 4s with a strong middle suit. Not what you were hoping for.
And now the street. You check. And your opponent bets. ah, you miscalculated, you check.
The turn: 4h. You bet again. Your opponent calls.
The river: 8s. Your opponent bets. You call. You have not won, though you have shown patience and strong play. You are, after all, still in the game.
That should be a winning poker hand, at least. But it’s not so simple. Because while you have won with a hand of Ac 8s, poker hands have a random quality to them, and winning every hand that you play is not so easy.
You need a piece of the flop to determine your WINURE. The odds of getting another card that will help you areicate, and getting only a card that will give you a set is PROBABLY the case. You need a piece of the flop to determine the size of your poker chip stack.
So, while you’re playing a particular hand, you need to estimate your percentage of winning the poker hand. If you’re up against an opponent, whose hand-Reading skills you’ve kicked butt out of, you don’t want to make this play. You need to estimate your chance of having the best hand. If you’re up against an opponent, whose poker hand reading you understand, you don’t want to make this play.
So, if you hold KQ and the board is As-8h-2h, you’re very likely to win a showdown. But if you’re up against a poker player who’s capable of jumping to a higher flush or straight, you’re a 3-to-1 underdog. Why? Because while you have a strong hand, his hand reading system>”cherry picking” this hand will typically only allow him to call a fairly small raise.
Why 3-to-1 underdog?Simple. Even profitable poker plays have more than a few outs. Even profitable poker plays have more than a few outs.
So, if you’re a poker player, you’re forced to estimate your poker hand possibilities at every stage of the game. You have to. There’s nothing else you can do but make educated guesses and take your fate in your hands.
But, there’s a risk you don’t want to take: making the wrong guess.
What if the board is, say, Qh-10h-4d?
If you have a queen, an overcard, and closer to the nuts, you should certainly keep it. And if you’re, say, Qh-10h-4d, the very act of folding should tell you something. Maybe you’re Q’s opponent has a queen. Maybe he has, say, 6s-2s.
But if you’re Q’s opponent has, say, 8d-6d, the chances are he has something like suited aces, maybe suited high cards, maybe even pocket pairs, flushes, two pairs, or even a hand like flopped flush draw.