Bad Beat Jackpot is at 421k +

[Talking Poker]

It could easily et to $1,000,000. Will it? I kinda doubt it, but it certainly could.

Think about this too.... 50 cents per hand. That means (for the most part) 1.2 million hands have been played since that last qualifying bad beat.

NOW do you see why you shouldn't chase the jackpot, but rather for the fish chasing the jackpot???

[omahilo]

626K and growing fast lol... I was counting earlier and there were 34 15/30 HE tables going and 30 of them were full... that is crazy.

[Talking Poker]

The morons are out in full force tonight, calling down with their bottom pairs and hitting their kickers on the river. Over and over and over again. And don't even get me started about the runner runner flushes. I know these are the guys I should love playing with (I certainly did last night), but damn it gets annoying when they suckout so much in one session.

[Aequitas58]

It's 4:52am, I see that you're also playing.

And I've taken a huge hit tonight. Not necessarily bad beats, but these guys are hitting real long shots.

[badblood44]

Yeah, I knew I was in trouble when I said I hadn't lost there yet. Two consecutive -15BB sessions dented me up a bit. My favorite was AA vs 3,4. You can guess who won.

I saw someone once calculate the odds of hitting the jackpot, and they truly were astronomical. So being there for the fish is probably the best plan.

[Talking Poker]

Probably???

Could there be any other plan?

[GeoffM]

TP, shut up already .

You're starting to sound like an infomercial for the bad beat tables on PP LMAO!

[badblood44]

I am a master of understatement

[Aequitas58]

Another plan could be to try to hit the jackpot! The jackpot is the highest it's ever been. I don't know about you, but I feel like it's going to be hit any time now.

Anyone else keep dreaming how life-changing it would be to win $250,000?