bad beat jackpot

[dark-o]

can anyone tell me how Bad beat jackpot runs? s there a rule that palyer must have both cards and three community cards, or i can be one from the and ond four from the table.. how do players split Bad Beat jackpot? i know it depend in which casino you play, but i am intrested in everything abouth BBJP, so please write.

[BigBluffer]

Standard rules: both winning hand and losing hand must use both hole cards. 50% of total jackpot goes to loser, 25% to winner and 25% split among other players at the table who were dealt into the hand (called a table share). Be aware that some casinos do vary so be sure to ask. I've heard of rooms that distribute the last 25% to all players in the room at the time the jackpot hits.

[youtalkfunny]

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Standard rules: both winning hand and losing hand must use both hole cards. 50% of total jackpot goes to loser, 25% to winner and 25% split among other players at the table who were dealt into the hand (called a table share). Be aware that some casinos do vary so be sure to ask. I've heard of rooms that distribute the last 25% to all players in the room at the time the jackpot hits.

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Do us all a favor: DON'T ASK. Or at least, wait until it hits. THEN ASK.

People ask me this all the time. It disrupts the game, every single time. It takes everybody's mind off the game. Nobody acts when it's their turn, until they are prompted. "Prompted" means "I have to snap them out of their spell, and get them thinking about the game again." Often, their mind drifts so far into Jackpotland that they forgot they had CARDS in front of them.

I wish I could concentrate on dealing and carry on a conversation at the same time, but I can't. Sorry. And I'm not willing to compromise the "concentrate on dealing" part to accommodate the "conversation" part, so when I'm asked this question, you get a three-word answer from me: "Plenty for everybody! Now check or bet!"

Fortunately for me, I'm at a poker table. I'm surrounded by people who love to show off how smart they are. When somebody asks me the jackpot rules, I ignore it. Invariably, three strangers will quickly jump in, and try to explain every single detail at once--overwhelming the questioner with so much information, so quickly, that she can't absorb any of it. An entire montage of:

"You have to get beat with quads..."
"Quads or better..."
"The big winner gets 40%..."
"You get 10% of the jackpot for the Mini..."
"You have to use both hole cards..."
"...the winner of the pot gets 20%..."
"You have to have a pocket pair in your hand--I think..."
"Aces full of tens is the Mini..."
"...and everyone else at the table gets the other 40%..."
"Aces full of tens or better..."
"...Is it everyone at the table, or everyone in the room?"
"So if I have pocket kings, and the flop comes Ace Ace Ace..."

The game has come to a complete standstill.

My favorite part of these exchanges is the one guy who will speak the loudest, provide the most details, and then turn to me and ask, "Isn't that right, dealer?"

You mean you're not sure? Why did you waste all of our time with all those details, if you weren't sure??? There were six other guys trying to explain it to her, why didn't you let them talk, if you weren't sure??? WHY DID YOU HOLD UP THE GAME TO SAY ALL THAT, IF YOU WEREN'T SURE???

If you want to ask questions about the jackpot, the next time you're up from the table, look around to see if the jackpot rules are posted anywhere. If they're not, ask somebody who is not currently seated in a game.

Thank you.

[BigBluffer]

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Do us all a favor: DON'T ASK. Or at least, wait until it hits. THEN ASK.

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Why not simply suggest the person ask the brush or a floorperson before they start playing or during a break?

Where do you deal?

[IgorSmiles]

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DON'T ASK. Or at least, wait until it hits. THEN ASK.



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Have you ever considered a career change? Do it for yourself before you die from stress. If you wont do it for yourself, do it for the hundreds if not thousands of people that come to your cardroom to have some fun, and whose time you ruin every chance you get when you see even the slightest twinkling of enjoyment in their expressions.

[youtalkfunny]

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DON'T ASK. Or at least, wait until it hits. THEN ASK.



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Have you ever considered a career change? Do it for yourself before you die from stress. If you wont do it for yourself, do it for the hundreds if not thousands of people that come to your cardroom to have some fun, and whose time you ruin every chance you get when you see even the slightest twinkling of enjoyment in their expressions.

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Sorry, it's been a rough week. I'll snap out of it.

I thought the "montage" I wrote was funny. [shrug]

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I thought it was funny, in a tardblog sort of way.

[Conan776]

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I thought the "montage" I wrote was funny. [shrug]

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I thought it was pretty hilarious. We all have our little 9 to 5 hells -- well, except for you pros out there.

[IgorSmiles]

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Sorry, it's been a rough week. I'll snap out of it.



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No need to apologize. I shouldnt have picked on you. It's just that I read your posts here all the time, and you can be cranky, man! Relax. Enjoy life!

[Felix_Nietzsche]

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Standard rules: both winning hand and losing hand must use both hole cards. 50% of total jackpot goes to loser, 25% to winner and 25% split among other players at the table who were dealt into the hand (called a table share).

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This is how it works in my card room. A quad must beat AAAKK and both cards must play....
A2(AAAx9)KK = No Jackpot, the 2 kicker does NOT play
AQ(AAAx9)KK = JACKPOT!!!

The AQ(AAAx9)KK is thew most common jackpot scenario in my cardroom. When the dealer lays out three Aces on the board, they are required to call the floor. After the hand is over, the floor directs the dealer to place the Aces in different parts of the deck before putting the deck back in the auto shuffler...