[ushii]

I can forget my bad beat really.So im thinking how many times this also happens to you in one night.Anyway for anyone dont understand bad beats.It was having an KK losing to 2,3.or having statistical advantage than other and get drawn out and lose the pot.or simply having better starting hands than others.

anyone experience this each and every night they play the game?

[DeepBlue]

Every night!

Although statistics say you should stay in, you must see how the hand develops. If you get nothing on the flop, if other people are betting perhaps you should pull out? It's unfortunate, but thats how the cards fall, statistics or not.

[corey]

I dont know if every night this happens to me.But fortunately I only have few bad beats because most of the time I have the worse hand among my opponent and luckily I won some and lose some.I rather have worse hand than bad beats.

[DeepBlue]

You're lucky on the few bad beats then - I've taken a few, though they aren't all "bad beats" from a financial point of view, I classify stupid play as a bad beat.

[BigAl]

It will always happen, the odds change significantly after the flop, even on the turn and the river. KK can turn out to be very little if something else comes up on the board, lose out to pair of 2's and a pair of 3's even when the player had no right to stay in with 2,3 off suit, but there you go.

[DeepBlue]

Too true, and it's amazing how many people will plow on through entire hands on the back of a pair of Kings or Aces hoping another one will come up - of course, it seldom does and a pair of pocket rockets can turn into dust.

If I've not seen much by the flop, and if something is on the board that gives someone a potentially big hand I'll throw them down there and then.