BAD BEAT JACKPOT

Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot

There’s nothing worse than getting all your chips in good and losing out to a Bad Beat unless, by losing the hand you win more.

Sounds impossible doesn’t it but at Bet Victor Poker it’s absolutely feasible with our Bad Beat Jackpot tables where not only can you win more than you lose, you can win a whole lot more through the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot.

Located in the lobby under NLH games with stakes from €0.50/€1 - €2/€4 you will find our Bad Beat tables. Take a seat at one of these tables and should you lose a hand with Four-of-a-Kind, 8’s or better you will qualify for the Bad Beat Progressive Jackpot.

As the loser of the hand you will win 50% of the available jackpot at the time but even if you are the winner or simply participate in the hand, you can still come out on top as 25% of the available jackpot is paid to the winner and the remaining 25% shared amongst the remaining participants in the hand.

With such a surety, why would you ever play poker on a regular table again?

Jackpot Contributions

• The jackpot contribution is only collected during a hand
• The value of the jackpot contribution id €0.50 which will be taken from the pot as soon as the hand is raked
• Jackpot contributions are accumulated until the jackpot is won
• The current Bad Beat Jackpot is displayed in the lobby and on every jackpot table

Jackpot Allocation

The jackpot is allotted as follows:

• 70% is distributed as winnings of which;
  
  
  • 50% is awarded to the losing hand, the Bad Beat
  • 25% is awarded to the winner of the hand
  • 25% is evenly split and awarded to the other players that actively

• 20% is used to seed the next Bad Beat Jackpot
• 10% is used for administration

Terms & Conditions

• The losing hand must contain Four-of-a-Kind, 8’s or better
• Four or more players must be dealt into the hand
• The hand must be a raked hand in which the jackpot contribution is collected
• The best hand of the winner and the loser must include both hole cards and, the hand must go to showdown
• Players can qualify for the table share of the jackpot if they are dealt into the hand but fold before the showdown as long as they actively participate in the hand i.e. contribute to the pot
• If there are more than two hands involved in a Bad Beat in any given game then the two highest hands are considered for the jackpot. The higher of the two hands is the winning hand and the other hand wins the Bad Beat
• In the event that two qualifying jackpot hands occur at the same time on different tables, the hand that is complete first is awarded the Bad Beat Jackpot
• Player must play their hands independently of each other and cannot tell opponents what to do or reveal their hand to other players. Any contravention of this will result in the hand being disqualified from the jackpot