I dont believe in worrying about bad beats which is why there is no "bad beat" section here to post your horror stories.....BUT....I had an idea after this hand I played this morning

MP limps. I limp in MP with 22. BB raises to $3 we both call.
Pot $9. Flop J52. BB bets $9, MP folds, I raise to $18. BB goes all in for a total of $37. I call.
He has KJ.....turn K....river J.....I lost to higher full house.
I ran the numbers and I was slightly more than a 50-1 favorite.

Heres the idea....I would like to have a contest for the worst bad beat. If youve played a hand where you were a bigger than 50-1 favorite when the money went all in, let me know. Off the top of my head, I cant think of any scenarios where thats even possible although Im sure it probably is.

I know there are NO preflop scenarios that are this big a favorite. Anyone have a "all in on the flop" that beats this one? Of course you have to lose for it to count.

I think a winner got posted to a different thread..

http://livepokerforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=602

Yeah, thats hard to beat. At least that guy had 2 pair when he went all in. His play is actually pretty good. My guy just had top pair with a king kicker.

Are you sure that didnt happen in a dream. You know the kind where you are running but arent going anywhere?

Tell us more about these dreams, ice lol

Most of mine involve guns. I cant go into detail or someone might want to take mine from me.

Nope, that was real life. I dont think it counts for the contest because I was all in vs a 1 outter which is about 50:1. It was a good thing I was up a lot that day, if it was one of those bad days I might have lost it. I calculated the odds of runner runner quads to be 1250:1. Thought the chances of having this happen is probably astronimical when you consider how many times you flop quads and of those times you flop quads how often someone has a higher pocket pair than your quads after the flop. Probably in the millions somewhere.

I read your bad beats section and I I'd much rather be beat by runner runner quads than what happened with you. Thats some scary stuff.

Most of the time its not scary until its over. Another installment coming soon.

The worst bad beat story I've ever heard involved trip aces all-in against pocket deuces, and running deuces hitting the board. I didn't personally witness the hand though, so I take it with a grain of salt.

All of my really really bad beats are in pot limit stud.... But I've managed to get quads twice in a row on fifth street, and lose both of them, to running quads and 9-K straight flush. Don't have any idea about the odds though. My worst hold'em beat was running quads over my Ace high flush.

I lost a hand yesterday to a one outer yesterday which I would like to share with you all. It was in a SnG and there were four players left. Blinds were at 100/200 and I was in the small blind. I was dealt . First two players folded and I just called to see a flop. Probably a mistake, I should've been raising to steal the blind. Anyway he calls and flop comes down . Good flop for me, flush draw and middle pair. I bet and was called. The turn was . Great I've made my flush. I lead out and bet and was raised, so all my chips went in and I was called. He turns over . He's dead to one out, the to give him the straight flush, which duly obliges on the river.

I must admit when the chips slid over to him I initially thought there was a bug in Party's software. Things tend to take a while to sink into my brain but I soon realised what had happened. I never get angry or annoyed when bad things happen to me in poker because I know the good times far outweigh them. You see many other players start abusing the chat feature in this kind of instance and start calling peoples mothers funny names, and, I must admit I did reach for my keyboard and typed "Merry Christmas" and then duly left the table so the others could continue their game.

Okay, this happened last week in a MTT, final table.
I hold 5h 5c - flop 5s 4s 2s. I bet, opponent raised and I went all in and was called.
Opponent showed 4h 4d. At this point I win 88.08% of time she wins 4.34% of time and we tie 7.58%. Turn was Ad (now she has 1 and only one out), yep the 4c hit on the river. I'm out in ninth place.