Not really a tinfoil hat guy but this is the 5th large jackpot Spin N Go ($175) I have played...and lost and has been to redic beats like 1 or 2 outers..here is an example. Villian was a Russian as they always seem to be as well...again not accusing anything just funny how you have no real chance at the jackpots it seems. Anyone else have same struggle with these?

You know how many cheeseburgers you lost by not winning that jackpot?

he was a fav preflop what do you expect?

Buy scratchers, better jackpot odds

( ) 1 or 2 outers
(x) OP had the worst hand pre
(x) OP is one of the biggest idiots BBV has ever seen

OMG, I can't believe you didn't win a hand you weren't favorite

Any effective stack with less than 8bbs should cause a 777 Bingo Error in every hand converter.

So you hit a 3 outter and you decided to start a thread on 2p2 about getting 1 outted.

Sounds about right.

edit:

On a side note, what's with the influx of retro posters posting 1c2c and other micro stakes hands? If you haven't moved up in 10+ years it's a massive billboard not a sign.

So the best hand won an all in. A-****ing-mazing.

Seriously OP I'm sure your parents are very proud of you.

Going all in pre with 84 and calling it rigged when losing?

Please join the zoom tables

Is this fool on a wind up posting this stupidness GTFO

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hahhaha 5*

i thought u had the 33% chance of winning the spin n joel if you add in the factors of gto luck skill, do you not use gto skill?

rake in the benefits, mop them up with skill

TIL Russians rig elections AND spin n go hands

posters like this returning bbv to its heyday

Wait so these things are almost impossible to win.

Does that mean nobody won this spin&go? Or is it just that OP is terrible at poker and only other people win them.

Hi I've played poker for a couple years now, have seen a number of cool things take place. I'll tell you about the most memorable hand I've played in.

So, I was dealt pocket 6's. A third 6 landed on the flop, along with a 2 and a Queen. A few bets are placed, and then one dude raises by going all-in. I call. There's another guy left in the hand who has his cards covered. I don't see him. I turn up my cards revealing my set of 6's. The guy on my left turns up his cards to reveal a set of 2's and lays them down. I double facepalm myself, realizing I just made a horrible blunder. The turn is the 2 of diamonds. This makes a flush for the guy still in the hand but gives me a full house, and thus I win the hand. My horrible blunder ironically ended up saving me a ton of money. The dude on my left obviously would have called had I not shown my cards, and he would have won with quads. The dude then leans over to me and says, "Not really a tinfoil hat guy...but...".

Interesting, right? What is your most memorable poker hand?