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Old 11-12-04, 11:38 AM
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yeah, that looks about as good as it gets for you when you hold 99. i think it would be pretty difficult to put the other person on quads right there.
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Well, of course you wouldn't put him on QUADS, but how about a set? Or a higher pair?

To suggest in any way that this was not a bad beat... you guys are crazy. This is *literally* as bad as it comes! Perfect perfect required to win.
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Old 11-12-04, 02:58 PM
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I would agree that this is a very bad beat. The player holding the 9s had only 2 cards that would win the pot and he had to get each card. After the flop, the person with the 5s was 99.9% to win. After the turn, he was still 97.7% to win. Now that is a bad beat!
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