And of course, that all outs are undoubtedly real in Texas Hold’em, and just about anything can and will happen. A not-so-gentle reminder to everyone, that the poker gods giveth, and the poker gods taketh away. The hand also serves as a warning to all players that cards can be cruel. He was bad beat out of the bad beat, leaving him with little more than a consolation prize consisting of a legendary story and the sympathy of any Reddit forum posters that managed to get past the oddly designed cards used at Casino Del Sol. In the meantime, the player who flopped quad nines had to settle for $665 - the same share of the other 25 percent everyone else at the table earned. That means he got 50 percent of the jackpot, or $9,000. Plus, because the Casino Del Sol Poker Room bad bead jackpot rules state that bad beat payouts are based on the strength of the hands at the end, the player who rivered quad tens while drawing dead was considered to have taken the bad beat. That meant the player who made his straight flush earned an additional $4,500, or 25 percent.
Ordinarily, it wouldn’t matter who came in second or third in a hand, but the Casino Del Sol Poker Room had an $18,000 bad beat jackpot on the line. The ten of diamonds river gave that player his straight flush, but it also made quad tens for the player who’d flopped the boat, leaving quad nines in third. Apparently, it checked to the turn, where a third player in the hand picked up a gutshot straight flush draw.
He later explained that he’d flopped quad nines and a second player in the hand flopped tens full. The player who ended up in third place on the river posted a picture of the outcome (seen above) on a Reddit poker forum. Three-handed no-limit hold’em action at the Casino Del Sol Poker Room in Tucson, Arizona this week led to what has to be considered one of the worst bad beats of all time.
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