Learn Texas Holdem

Not a bad beat for me just a bad beat for my friend. I will tell it from my friend's point of view.

Looking down to see pocket 6's isn't all that bad in heads up poker. The small blind raises and I call. The flop beautifully comes Q-T-6, rainbowed. The small blind bets three times the big blind and I call, hoping to trap him. The next card an amazing 10 giving me a nice full boat.

The small blind checks and I bet 6 times the big blind. My friend calls me. The last card comes and it's a 6, I am now loving life. I look at my friend and say, "I have a big hand". He says, "Lets put it to the test". He pushes all-in. I'm excited at the idea of busting my friend so I happily call.

I reveal my quad 6's with a big smile on my face. As I start taking the chips I notice my friend turning over his cards. I'm curious to see what my quad 6's squashed. As the cards flip over he shows me his pocket 10's. My quad 6's were crushed by his quad 10's.

/ Ian