Bad Beat Jackpot

You’ve just lost a huge pot to a really bad beat. You feel like pulling your hair out! Instead of the agony and frustration…what if there was more cash than you could count?

If you’re playing on any of the listed bad beat tables at Pokeropolis that bad beat may become the best hand you ever played. When you pick up Quads in any Texas Hold’em game you will be looking to maximize your value. The chance to go all-in is automatic, but what happens if your opponent is holding higher Quads, or even a Straight Flush?

With the Bad Beat Jackpot, these worst of the Bad Beat hands could see you pocketing thick wads of cash.

On the specially labeled ring game tables, 50 cents is taken from every pot to seed the jackpot. When a player has a mammoth hand cracked, the jackpot will be won and every active player at the table receives a portion of the prize money! The player with the losing hand will pick up the biggest percentage, so if you have Quad sevens or better using both hole cards, you will definitely want to get beaten!

Bad Beat Payout Structure

Requirements

Bad Beat Jackpot requirements:

• The losing hand must be at least a Four of a Kind 7’s
• The winning hand must be at least a Four of a Kind 8’s
• Both the winning and losing hands must include both hole cards.
• At least four players must be dealt in at the start of the hand
• The hand must have generated jackpot rake (ie. $0.50)
• Two or more players must be active at the end of the hand, and it must go to showdown.
• Pokeropolis does not tolerate collusion. All players must act independently and not reveal their hands to other players, nor tell them how to act. Failure to adhere to this requirement will result in automatic disqualification from the Bad Beat Jackpot.
• Players sitting out at the Bad Beat Jackpot tables are not eligible for the Bad Beat Jackpot.
• Should two qualifying jackpot hands hit at precisely the same time, the jackpot will be awarded to the hand that began first according to Pokeropolis’s server time. The second of the qualifying bad beat hands would be eligible for the reseeded Bad Beat Jackpot.
• If there are two or more hands that qualify for the jackpot within one hand, then the two highest hands will be considered for the jackpot, with the highest hand being the winning hand and the second highest hand winning the bad beat.