Share Your Bad Beat w/ the PN Podcast Via the PokerNews Bad Beat Hotline!
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The long-running PokerNews Podcast features the best guests in the industry — don't believe us? Well, Jack Binion and Phil Galfond were the latest two guests and they don't get much bigger than them — and now we're offering players and fans the opportunity to get in on the action.
We've recently launched the brand new PokerNews Bad Beat Hotline where listeners can call in to +1 702-625-0166 and share a bad beat story!
We'll listen to them all and choose some to feature on future episodes of the show. They say misery loves company, so get that bad beat off your chest, share it with Sarah Herring, Chad Holloway, and Jesse Fullen, who will at the very least listen, and quite possibly share it with the entire poker world!
Be sure to give us the details (i.e. when, where, what stakes, etc.) so we can paint a full picture of just how gut-wrenching your bad beat really was!
. Action was four-ways.
and action checked to Abdolvand who moved all in for 340,000. Only Danchev called.
and both players chopped the pot.
.
vs the 
of Hirokazu Kobayashi.
and the river was the 
to secure Grafton with a double.
which kept Lefrancois in control. The turn was the 
; however the river was brutal for Lefrancois as it came the 
to eliminate him from the tournament as Meran had cracked his pocket aces on the river.
. From the big blind, Kazuhiko Yotsushika 12,000, he was raised to 30,000 by Vladimir Korzinin to 30,000 and Yotsushika called.