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Bad Beat Jackpot

Bad Beat Jackpot

We've expanded the pool of eligible participants! This translates to a greater number of winners than previously experienced with the Bad Beat Jackpot!

Bad Beat Jackpot Trigger

Bad Beat Jackpot Trigger

Hold’em Rush &Cash Hold’em

Lose with AAATT or better

Bad Beat Jackpot Trigger

PLO Rush &Cash PLO

Lose with 2222 or better

PLO5

Lose with 8888 or better

Bad Beat Jackpot Trigger poker 7xl

Short Deck

Lose with 6666 or better

Hitting the Jackpot

To win the Bad Beat Jackpot, you gotta meet these criteria:

Show your hand at showdown.
Both the winner and loser gotta use both of their hole cards (if it’s PLO/PLO-5, then two hole cards) to make their best 5-card hand.
Winner and loser need pocket pairs for their four of a kind hands.

Here are some extra rules:

If you decide to run it multiple times (RIMT), only the first run will be considered for the jackpot.
If you’ve already met the requirements for the jackpot and you leave the table or get disconnected, you’ll still get your rewards.

Jackpot Payout

Regardless of how the jackpot is divided among the blinds, the payout percentage remains the same for all of them. Here’s the breakdown of the jackpot payout percentage in the table provided below.

Jackpot Payout

If you’ve already got your initial cards in hand, any prizes due to other players will still be paid out, even if you decide to leave the game or lose your connection and your hand is folded automatically.

In the Rush & Cash mode, jackpots won’t happen on tables where there are five players or fewer who’ve been dealt cards.

Jackpot Fund

So, in Hold’em, PLO, PLO-5, Short Deck, and Rush & Cash, they’re all chipping into the same jackpot pot. That’s where the Bad Beat Jackpot winners get their prize money from. And guess what? The pot keeps getting bigger because they’re setting aside some cash from each of those games. So, whenever you hit that jackpot, there’s always a nice chunk of change waiting for you!

And hey, if you want to see how much is in the Bad Beat Jackpot pot at any time, just hop onto the PC client lobby/tables or the mobile client lobby, and you’ll find it there live. Easy peasy!

Fund Accumulation

So, in games like Hold’em, PLO, PLO-5, Rush & Cash Hold’em, and Rush & Cash PLO, here’s the deal: If the pot gets to 30 big blinds or more, we’re throwing in an extra big blind into the jackpot fund before paying out the winner.

Now, if you’re playing a 3-blind game and the pot hits 30 big blinds, we’ll chip in 0.4 big blind into the jackpot. And if there are four or fewer players at the table, we’ll treat it like a standard 2-blind table and toss in one big blind.

Now, for Short Deck, things are a bit different. If the pot gets to 60 button blinds or more, we’re adding in an extra button blind into the jackpot fund before handing out the winnings. Easy, right?

Bad Beat Jackpot Poker 7XL: A Thrilling Twist to Your Poker Experience

If you’re an avid poker player looking for an adrenaline rush like no other, then Bad Beat Jackpot Poker 7XL is the game for you! This exhilarating variation adds a whole new level of excitement to the classic poker gameplay, offering players the chance to win big even when they suffer a crushing defeat.

So what exactly is the Bad Beat Jackpot? Well, picture this: you’re sitting at the table, holding a seemingly unbeatable hand. Your heart races as the final cards are dealt, and victory seems within your grasp. But then, out of nowhere, your opponent pulls off a miraculous comeback, snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. It’s a gut-wrenching moment, but in Bad Beat Jackpot Poker 7XL, it could also be your ticket to a massive payday.

Here’s how it works: every time you play a hand, a small portion of your bet goes towards the jackpot pool. This jackpot continues to grow until someone suffers a «bad beat» – that is, they lose with a hand that was overwhelmingly favored to win. When this happens, not only does the winner of the hand take home a hefty pot, but so does the unlucky player who fell victim to the bad beat.

But the excitement doesn’t end there. In Bad Beat Jackpot Poker 7XL, the rules are designed to ensure maximum suspense and thrill. For instance, if you’re running it multiple times (RIMT), only the outcome of the first run counts towards the jackpot. This adds an extra layer of tension to every hand, as players weigh the risks and rewards of their decisions.

Additionally, once you’ve met the conditions for the jackpot, you’re guaranteed a payout – even if you decide to leave the table or get disconnected. This means that every hand could be your chance to strike it rich, regardless of the circumstances.

Of course, like any poker game, Bad Beat Jackpot Poker 7XL requires skill, strategy, and a bit of luck. But with the potential for massive payouts and heart-stopping moments at every turn, it’s an experience unlike any other. So why wait? Grab your chips, take your seat at the table, and get ready to experience the thrill of Bad Beat Jackpot Poker 7XL for yourself!

Here are the Terms & Conditions:

  • Players must be at least 18 years old to join in on the jackpot fun.
  • Prizes are handed out right after the hand ends.
  • Even if you get disconnected, you’ll still get your prize if you qualify for the jackpot.
  • If there are more than three qualifying hands for the jackpot, the player who comes in second in the hand gets the Bad Beat Jackpot. The other player who lost will receive the Rest of Players rewards.
  • If you don’t get dealt any hole cards, you can’t get the Rest of Players rewards.
  • The Big Hand Jackpot pool and the Flush Jackpot pool will be combined and added to the Bad Beat Jackpot pool.
  • We at 7XL have the right to change or pause the jackpot whenever we need to.
  • VIP tables aren’t eligible for the Bad Beat Jackpot.
  • If we suspect any players of cheating, we’ll look into it, and if confirmed, we’ll remove them from the game.
  • Remember to play responsibly. Visit www.begambleaware.org for more information.
  • This promotion follows the site’s terms and conditions.

Or write to us at 7xlpartners@gmail.com and we will help you.