Poker.co.uk Bad Beat Jackpot!

[Gus Mango Fish]

So lets say for the sake of argument that it runs for 2 years and nobody wins it, and Boss decide to pull it because not enough people are playing the tables or whatever, where does the raked jackpot go? Hmm? Eh? Where Dale, where?

This would never happen. If in the highly unlikely occassion that in the millions of hands played a hand of Quad Jacks or better is never beaten, then I'm sure the bad beat requirements will be lowered.

I'm sure before setting the promotion up, the likelihood of certain hands occuring again has been determined by analysing previous hands, and the goalposts set accordingly.

[5bellys]

if the cards are dealt at random surely there is more chance of winning the " bad beat" jackpot then there is of any poker player on this forum winning a million squid playing live poker??

[million$tedz]

how come there is a 10%(!) "admin" fee, it costs like 10% (100k) of a 1mil jackpot (example) for the automated computer system to give the money to the player...?
:P

[Wakou]

"Coffee-housing, revealing cards or any discussion of the hands in play will disqualify the hand from any Jackpot payments. "

..what is 'coffee-housing' ?!?

rf

It's like cottaging but posher, or you have to wear an 18th Century periwig.

[Gus Mango Fish]

Jackpot has just been hit (see general poker forum for more details).

The next bad beat jackpot will be for Quad 6's getting beat.

[Gus Mango Fish]

This hit again yesterday at €256,000, even though the qualification requirement is lower than it was before.

Jackpot has been reset, and here we go again!

[aaron1005]

I can't see anything the general.forum bit about it!!

[Gus Mango Fish]

The jackpot is currently up to €400k!

[cayton]

How can you tell if the tourney is a bad beat tourney? i cant seem to see it

[Gus Mango Fish]

How can you tell if the tourney is a bad beat tourney? i cant seem to see it

There aren't Bad Beat Tourneys.

The Bad Beat cash tables are those with a "B" next to them and prefaced with "Bad Beat TH" as the table name.