Poker gods work in mysterious ways!

[Thespeedman]

Played the £20 sat at DTD last night. plodded along quite nicely without a rebuy and had a reasonable stack  after the break.  Picked up A10 in poor position and flat called. two other limpers and we see a flop.  . player one bets 1000 player 2 calls and i raise it up 4000. don't want any draws in there. player one passes player two calls. turn was a blank, player 2 checks so i push all in. Player 2 thinks long and announces he's already in the pot so what the hell. calls and turns over  . you guessed river was  . oh well thats the game. BUT...... decided wasn't my night for cash game and went home early.... to find partner collapsed in bathroom..... quick 999, ambulance there in eight mins and straight to hosp and into resus. She's made a good recovery and all looks good,,, but if the poker gods weren't looking over me!

[Colchester Kev]

Wow ... Thats a bad beat that ended up GOOD !


Hope your partner recovers speedily.

[Thespeedman]

Thanks Kev

[kinboshi]

I love a happy ending.  Just shows that the complaints about beats in poker are pretty trivial and unnecessary really.

Hope she's back to 100% soon.

[byronkincaid]

“An old man and his son worked a small farm, with only one horse to pull the plow. One day, the horse ran away. ‘How terrible,’ sympathized the neighbors. ‘What bad luck.’ ‘Who knows whether it is bad luck or good luck,’ the farmer replied. 

A week later, the horse returned from the mountains, leading five wild horses into the barn. ‘What wonderful luck!’ said the neighbors. ‘Good luck? Bad Luck? Who knows?’ answered the old man.

The next day, the son, trying to tame one of the horses, fell and broke his leg. ‘How terrible. What bad luck!’ ‘Bad luck? Good luck? Who knows?’ answered the old man.

The next day the army came to all of the farms to take the young men for war, but the farmer’s son was of no use to them, so he was spared."

[bolt pp]

“An old man and his son worked a small farm, with only one horse to pull the plow. One day, the horse ran away. ‘How terrible,’ sympathized the neighbors. ‘What bad luck.’ ‘Who knows whether it is bad luck or good luck,’ the farmer replied. 

A week later, the horse returned from the mountains, leading five wild horses into the barn. ‘What wonderful luck!’ said the neighbors. ‘Good luck? Bad Luck? Who knows?’ answered the old man.

The next day, the son, trying to tame one of the horses, fell and broke his leg. ‘How terrible. What bad luck!’ ‘Bad luck? Good luck? Who knows?’ answered the old man.

The next day the army came to all of the farms to take the young men for war, but the farmer’s son was of no use to them, so he was spared."

but the father was shot for being a genetically inferor moron that was halting the progression of the super race by walking around all the time mumbling: "good luck bad luck who knows"?

[Grier78]

Ive had some good luck and some bad luck, made some good decisions and some bad decisions. At the end of the day I am happy with what I have and wouldn't want to change anything in the past if it would risk what I have now. If you make the most of what you have and make positive changes when you can, then you can find happiness.

[gatso]

did the army requisition the horses?

[AndrewT]

“An old man and his son worked a small farm, with only one horse to pull the plow. One day, the horse ran away. ‘How terrible,’ sympathized the neighbors. ‘What bad luck.’ ‘Who knows whether it is bad luck or good luck,’ the farmer replied. 

A week later, the horse returned from the mountains, leading five wild horses into the barn. ‘What wonderful luck!’ said the neighbors. ‘Good luck? Bad Luck? Who knows?’ answered the old man.

The next day, the son, trying to tame one of the horses, fell and broke his leg. ‘How terrible. What bad luck!’ ‘Bad luck? Good luck? Who knows?’ answered the old man.

The next day the army came to all of the farms to take the young men for war, but the farmer’s son was of no use to them, so he was spared."

And that night, as they were celebrating, the son got drunk and tried to make himself a bacon sandwich at 2am, but left the gas on and burned down the house, killing himself and his father.

Meanwhile the war got called off because of a waterlogged battlefield, so the soldiers went to a brothel to celebrate, where there was free beer.

[AlexMartin]

christ, amazing story. hope she is well.

[Claw75]

christ, amazing story. hope she is well.

[MC]

Wow ... Thats a bad beat that ended up GOOD !


Hope your partner recovers speedily.

Best wishes to your partner, crazy story!

[Robert HM]

what a story. Best wishes to the Mrs.

[madasahatstand]

Played the £20 sat at DTD last night. plodded along quite nicely without a rebuy and had a reasonable stack  after the break.  Picked up A10 in poor position and flat called. two other limpers and we see a flop.  . player one bets 1000 player 2 calls and i raise it up 4000. don't want any draws in there. player one passes player two calls. turn was a blank, player 2 checks so i push all in. Player 2 thinks long and announces he's already in the pot so what the hell. calls and turns over  . you guessed river was  . oh well thats the game. BUT...... decided wasn't my night for cash game and went home early.... to find partner collapsed in bathroom..... quick 999, ambulance there in eight mins and straight to hosp and into resus. She's made a good recovery and all looks good,,, but if the poker gods weren't looking over me!

Glad to hear your partner is safe and I hope she makes a full recovery. It's the best bad beat story ever.

[Royal Flush]

please don't be because you are panicked about draws!!!



Great to hear a story like this, i hope your partner recovers fully.