Worst Bad Beat of All-Time! Royal Flush vs. Quad Aces!

Among the most renowned hands in history! At the 2008 World Series of Centerpiece, an amazing bad beat unfolded as quad aces ran into a royal flush!

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Worst Bad Beat of All-Time! Royal Flush vs. Quad Aces!

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44 Comments

    1. For real 🤣 First of all saying “gamble” and then go all in, in any situation would be a poor way of trying to avt weak and 99 times out of 100 means the exact opposite…

      Second of all, doing it on the river with no more cards to be dealt (which means yo can’t have a draw to “gamble” on) is insanely poor.. dudes like that deserves bad beats like this.. 🤣

    2. The cameras never captured it as it happened. ESPN asked them to recreate it which is why the acting is so bad

    3. ​​@@Sashinator0I heard it took them over 100 tries and players were getting very annoyed. So the casino comped the table a lot of stuffs for the trouble

    1. Bruh if you ever lose to a royal flush it’s a bad beat unless there’s a “bad beat jackpot”…

    2. Literally two words for the same fucking thing lol. Stop being a try hard.

    3. @@YoshiBugatti they’re right, it is a cooler
      it’d be a bad beat if the cards were known prior to the board being complete
      same result just two different terms for how they get there

    1. @@MIchaelMiii stumbling around s casino floor somewhere looking for a water fountain.

    2. Probably sitting behind a Regal Riches or Buffalo Ascension slot machine waiting for an advantage play like the rest of the Asians do.

  1. One time at the casino my opponent had a straight flush 9-K and I had the royal flush (I had the ace, he had the 9, the rest were on the board). He was the one who pushed all his chips in, then he got the good news.

  2. Straight Flush losing to a Royal Flush is even more improbable — 1 in 46,905,957,888. Has it ever happened in a tournament? There would have to be four of the five R F cards — 10 J Q K — on the board, with one guy holding the nine, the other guy holding the ace.

    1. I actually saw that happen in a small tournament. Board was 10 J Q one player had 8 9 the other had A K

    2. @@FloydMaxwellAbout 10 years ago I was gambling on a popular poker site and I had a straight flush to the king. Went all in and the opponent called with a royal flush.

    3. This is hugely wrong. You’ve just multiplied the odds of a royal flush with a 5 card hand (649,740 to 1) by the changes of a straight flush with a 5 card hand (72,193 to 1) but that’s invalid for two reasons:

      1. Texas holdem isn’t played with 5 cards it’s played with 2 hole cards and 5 community cards for 7 total. That significantly increases the chances of hands like royal flushes.

      2. As you point out, 5 of the cards are shared. So if the 5 community cards contain K, Q, J and T of one suit, the chances of a royal vs straight flush are much higher.

  3. This 1000% is the best/worst bad beat of all time. Adding Ray Romano and the WSOP makes it by far the best!

  4. I remember seeing this and being so happy. The dude pushed and splashed the pot like an idiot.

    1. the “gambol” has always been my favorite part of this

      also he didn’t really splash the pot, it was on the other side of the table

    2. @ technically he didn’t splash the pot correct. He just went all in like a jackass.

  5. Imagine showing up to the main event looking like this dude. 100% he had armpit odor.

  6. Imagine having Quad Aces and losing to a Raiders fan in a whitebeater. I’d just quit poker at that point.

  7. Congratulations PokerGo, with the upteenth upload of this video you just earned yourselves a press of the ‘dont recommend channel’ button

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