Feel free to WOW!!!
At first I thought, "No person would take the time to photoshop an image of a free play screen and post it on this forum."
But in your defense, I guess I've run across a few of those people that would.
I guess now I should add "Feel free to be skeptical."
I've seen some pretty rare combinations "in the wild". I once had 7-7-7 in 3 card, with dealer holding 3-3-3. On the previous hand I'd had 9-9-9, so 3 out of 4 hands (we were playing heads up) were trips!
Quote: SplittingAAObviously a cynic.
At first I thought, "No person would take the time to photoshop an image of a free play screen and post it on this forum."
But in your defense, I guess I've run across a few of those people that would.
I guess now I should add "Feel free to be skeptical."
He didn't mean that the photo was rigged via photoshop but rather the game software is rigged in the houses favor. It's a saying that makes fun of the ploppies mindset when improbable events occur.
Quote: DeucekiesPlay enough hands, you're going to see that once in a while. This hand would pay 5000:1 if you're playing on a table with the Bad Beat Bonus on it. 10,000:1 if both you and the dealer have quads. (Although, I don't know if Crazy 4 Poker has this bonus. I know Four Card Poker does.)
Not quite. In Crazy 4, quads beats a straight flush. And the bottom hand belongs to the player in that sim. So it's a hell of a win, but it's no Bad Beat.
In the bad beat bonus offered by SHFL that I have played, you don't have to get beat the by dealer. Either one of you can suffer the bad beat for the bonus to pay.Quote: hwccdealerNot quite. In Crazy 4, quads beats a straight flush. And the bottom hand belongs to the player in that sim. So it's a hell of a win, but it's no Bad Beat.
Quote: deanandmariaIn the bad beat bonus offered by SHFL that I have played, you don't have to get beat the by dealer. Either one of you can suffer the bad beat for the bonus to pay.
So it's more of a "two awesome hands" bet than a "bad beat" bet.
Quote: hwccdealerSo it's more of a "two awesome hands" bet than a "bad beat" bet.
The official name is "Bad Beat Bonus", but I've heard it more often referred to as "Two-Way Bad Beat". Either you get a bad beat, or you give the dealer a bad beat.
Exactly. It pays based on the lesser of the two hands. So if you have quads, and the dealer has 2 pair, you still get the bad beat based on the 2 pair.Quote: hwccdealerSo it's more of a "two awesome hands" bet than a "bad beat" bet.