creo que no puedo nombrar un a sala que no este afiliada a pstrategy.com, por eso no voy a dar el nombre de la sala,, pero es muy curiosa la promocion de la sala, en la sala hay mesas "no bad beat", en las que si recibes un bad beat, t devuelven el dinero
How to Play No Bad Beats Poker
When playing a No Bad Beats Poker game, you’ll get your entire wager refunded from the pot whenever you take a qualifying Bad Beat. Standard ring-game and tournament rules then apply. In order to qualify for a Bad Beat in a pot, you must satisfy the following conditions:
-You must be playing at a No Bad Beats Poker* table or tournament
-At least one player in the pot must make an All-In wager
-At the time of the All-In wager, your win probability (for that pot) must be greater than the Bad Beat Cutoff % posted in the table description (i.e., 70%). -You cannot fold at any point in the hand
-You must lose the contested pot (i.e., cannot hold the high hand at showdown).
Each main and side pot is evaluated separately for qualifying Bad Beats. After all players with qualifying Bad Beats have been refunded their wagers, the winning player (i.e., high hand) is then awarded the remainder of each pot.
en mi opinion es la solucion a los th de gente qejandoc por bad beats y por salas tarmposas
mas que eso no es, pero bueno, me resulto curioso, que opinan??
(espero no haber roto algun regla del foro)
How to Play No Bad Beats Poker
When playing a No Bad Beats Poker game, you’ll get your entire wager refunded from the pot whenever you take a qualifying Bad Beat. Standard ring-game and tournament rules then apply. In order to qualify for a Bad Beat in a pot, you must satisfy the following conditions:
-You must be playing at a No Bad Beats Poker* table or tournament
-At least one player in the pot must make an All-In wager
-At the time of the All-In wager, your win probability (for that pot) must be greater than the Bad Beat Cutoff % posted in the table description (i.e., 70%). -You cannot fold at any point in the hand
-You must lose the contested pot (i.e., cannot hold the high hand at showdown).
Each main and side pot is evaluated separately for qualifying Bad Beats. After all players with qualifying Bad Beats have been refunded their wagers, the winning player (i.e., high hand) is then awarded the remainder of each pot.
en mi opinion es la solucion a los th de gente qejandoc por bad beats y por salas tarmposas
mas que eso no es, pero bueno, me resulto curioso, que opinan??(espero no haber roto algun regla del foro)
