bad beats anyone?

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying here. With that having been said, depending on what the blinds were and how much you had left behind after "you raise 1200 chips", a fold might of been the best play here. The only hands that go all-in here are the hands that beat you, especially since you've already raised in the pot.

I played cashgame 5/10$. I picked up KK on BB. Everybody folds til SB who raise it up to 40$. I suspect it's a postionraise so I just call, because if it is a postionsraise he will not call if I re-raise. The flop comes: K35. He bets 120$ I raise it up to 420$. He went all in for 1480$, and I call quickly cause I got the big nuts. He shows up: QQ. And I feel great. He need to catch runner runner queens. The turn comes: Q The river: Q.. THAT MADE ME SO SICK. Couldnät really belive it. :P

I have had many such experiences and each time I couldn't believe my eyes. How about having 2 hearts king high, the flop showed three hearts with a queen so I went all in and lost to a heart flush Ace high. I could have cried.

Ouch! Those are the stories that I dread hearing. We play poker every couple of weeks but it isn't for huge stakes. Ironically enough, someone came up with the idea of a "Huge Steaks" game; very strange though. The winner (most chips) had to treat the biggest loser to a steak dinner. I swear, some of them were throwing the game just to get a free meal LOL.

I was playing a $33 multi-table tournament on PokerStars about a year and a half ago, and we were down to two tables in a field of about 600 starting players. On a flop of K4x I got all in with KK vs JJ, and the turn was a J and the river was a J. That's a 1 in 990 shot.

played the other night and on this certain game, had A,A and flop was 3,A,J. and i checked. then came 8 in turn and someone bets and i raised all in and he called. river was J so I thought Full house A's highest but his card was J,J.

I did the same sort of thing on a blackjack game. Maybe it was because I was excited and I had only played the game a few times. Needles sto say I lost everything. Since then I know better.lol.

Wow that sucks. I've had a few really bad beats.I have had a hand so similar to this where I had trip kings and an A came on the board and the guy had a pair of A's and beat me. It sucks but it builds character and experience. Good luck with your future games!!

Called a bluffer who had K3 offsuit and went all-in pre-flop. I called with KK. Then, went 4 colors of HIS king on the table and he flushed me out of the hand.

I can tell you a bad beat that i made someone else endure. I was looking fairly shortstacked in a multi table tournament final table and was looking to make a move and i hit QJ. A nice hand until someone with a fair amount of chips and who had me only just covered went all in suggesting a strong hand. I decided that it was the right time to call especially as i was Big Blind next. He turned over pocket 8's. Could have been worse i suggest. And it was made worse when he hit a set on the flop. I also hit a Jack but i was in a bad bad way. I then hit a Queen on the turn which gave me a few more outs. Any jack or Queen would give me the full house and therefore the pot. So i went right ahead and hit a Jack on the River. I felt desperately sorry for the guy but i did go ahead and win the tournament so i wasnt complaining!!!

how did you have five kings? And I thought a bad beat is when someone stays in with little or nothing and then catches it on the river. If they have Aces and Kings they should be all in.