achernob

OK, I don't post here much, but I thought I would share a bad beat story. Its not mine, its one of Doyle Brunson's. He talked about it once on the 2+2 forum. He was playing Texas Hold 'em, and found himself all-in post flop with a set of aces vs. his opponents set of kings. The dealer accidentally exposed the burn card (The case King) and then dealt the turn. In essence, after the burn was exposed, Doyle's opponent was drawing dead since there were no king's left in the deck. Before the river was dealt, a waitress walked behind the dealer and bumped his shoulder causing him to drop the whole deck into the muck. Per casino rules, if that happens, the entire muck is collected and re-shuffled. The river was then dealt from the entire deck. Guess what card hit the river? You got it, the case king. Now THAT is a bad beat.