Regarding Poker

Absolute Poker launched their Bad Beat Jackpot and started the pot at $100,000!

As soon as someone hits a qualifying bad beat, 70% of the jackpot will be shared between everyone at the table where the bad beat went down. 20% will go towards the next jackpot and 10% will go to the house.

Absolute Poker will take the new amount and divide it amongst the players seated at the Bad Beat Jackpot table.

- The loser of the hand – ie. the bad beat victim - will take 50% of the prize
- The winner of the hand will take 25% of the prize
- The rest of the players seated at the table will share the remaining 25%

So what constitutes a bad beat? If you lose a hand holding Aces Full of Kings (AAAKK) or anything better, that’s a bad beat.

So if you are feeling lucky, or rather unlucky, then head over to Absolute Poker and join in the specially marked Hold’em Jackpot tables for your crack at the pot.

New Absolute Poker real-money accounts receive a signup deposit bonus up to $500.00. Click here for details.

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