CardsChat Short Stacks: Bad Beat Jackpot won in Canada, live poker returning to Planet Hollywood Las Vegas

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Over the last couple of years, you may have read about the Bad Beat Jackpots won at the Playground Poker Club in Montreal, Quebec, canada. To change things up a bit, another Bad Beat Jackpot has been won at the Casino du Lac-Leamy in Gatineau, Quebec! The jackpot was worth $2.5 million CAD and was split between 46 players in the room. The bad beat happened during a $1/3 game where quad ten lost to a straight flush against a player holding Q9 of clubs. Live poker is expected to return to Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas early May. Poker and gambling company Winamax is running wsop satellites for the 2025 WSOP for the eleventh year in a row. The WPT (World Poker Tour) announced it will hold its first event in Bangkok, Thailand, later on this year.

More details on all these stories found here >>> Short Stacks: Enormous Bad Beat Jackpot Hit in Canada, the World Poker Tour Announces Partnership with Thailand

 

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Nos últimos anos, você pode ter lido sobre os Bad Beat Jackpots ganhos no Playground Poker Club em Montreal, Quebec, Canadá. Para variar um pouco, outro Bad Beat Jackpot foi ganho no Casino du Lac-Leamy em Gatineau, Quebec! O jackpot valia CAD$ 2,5 milhões e foi dividido entre 46 jogadores na sala. O bad beat aconteceu durante um jogo de $1/3, onde um quad ten perdeu para um straight flush contra um jogador com Q9 de paus. O pôquer ao vivo deve retornar ao Planet Hollywood, em Las Vegas, no início de maio. A empresa de pôquer e jogos de azar Winamax está organizando satélites WSOP para o WSOP 2025 pelo décimo primeiro ano consecutivo. O WPT (World Poker Tour) anunciou que realizará seu primeiro evento em Bangkok, Tailândia, ainda este ano.

Mais detalhes sobre todas essas histórias podem ser encontrados aqui >>> Short Stacks: Enorme Bad Beat Jackpot atingido no Canadá, o World Poker Tour anuncia parceria com a Tailândia

Is this amount divided by all the players who are playing at the house at the time of the play?

 

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Is this amount divided by all the players who are playing at the house at the time of the play?

The text below is found in the linked article. I hope this answers your question.

"The “losing” player won CAD $1,005,421 (USD $726,000), while the player with the straight flush got CAD $502,711 (USD $363,000). The players at the table all won CAD $84,000 (USD $60,000), and the other 38 players in the room took home CAD $13,000 (USD $9,400) a piece."

 

[CDNMAN 42]

Interesting, I had the same thing happen to me a few years back at a casino in Surrey BC, the game was 1/3 no limit and the hands were the same as your example, my table share was $12,900..Not bad for a $3 entry