Are Bad Beat Jackpots Dying Out?īad Beat Jackpots used to be very popular in the early days of online poker, with many online poker sites using this type of promotion to draw in recreational players and poker fans from around the globe. The Bad Beat Jackpot promotion continues to run and is likely to award quite a few more massive wins in the coming weeks, with action at GGPoker getting bigger by the day and other promotions such as the Bad Beat Flipout Freerolls adding extra value to every hand you play. On December 6, the previous largest Bad Beat Jackpot was awarded, with $10/20 PLO players sharing just over $570,000 and “airline22” taking the biggest share of over $352,000 for losing with Quad Tens to a Straight Flush. Player “phil_sn” won the Jackpot on two separate occasions during that period, taking home more than $46,000 for winning the two jackpots at $1/2 Rush&Cash tables. Since the launch of the promotion, GGPoker has given out over $15 million in Bad Beat Jackpots, with more than $1 million of that paid out in a single weekend in December. Players can trigger the progressive jackpot by losing with Aces Full at Texas Hold’em, Quad Jacks at PLO5, Quad Nines at PLO, or Quad Nines at Short Deck Poker. The rules of the Bad Beat Jackpot are quite simple, with players who lose in bad beat situations awarded the largest chunk of a progressive jackpot that keeps on growing with every pot played at any cash game table on the site. In September 2021, GGPoker replaced several of their jackpot promotions with a single massive Bad Beat Jackpot promotion, which is now available at all types of cash game poker tables, including Rush&Cash games.

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