Bad Beat Jackpot

More hands, more jackpots

What is a Bad Beat?

A “Bad Beat Jackpot” occurs in poker when a strong, high-ranking hand is defeated by an even stronger one and is triggered when you lose with one of the following hands:

Hold'em

Rush & Cash Hold’em

Lose with AAATT or better

PLO

Rush & Cash PLO

Lose with 2222 or better

PLO5

Lose with 8888 or better

Short Deck

Lose with 6666 or better

How to hit the Bad Beat Jackpot?

Satisfy the following conditions:

The hand must go to showdown.

Both the winner and the loser must use both hole cards (two hole cards for PLO/PLO-5) to make the best 5-card hand combination.

Pocket pairs are required for the winner/loser’s four-of-a-kind.

Additional rules:

In the case of RIMT (Running it multiple times), only the first run will count towards the jackpot.

If you have already satisfied the jackpot conditions, rewards will be given even if you leave the table or are disconnected.

Jackpot Payout

All blinds share the same jackpot payout percentage, despite the jackpot being allocated differently for each blind. The jackpot payout percentage is shown in the table below.

Recipient

PrizE

Bad Beat Winner (Pot Loser – 2nd best hand)

10%

Bad Beat Opponent (Pot Winner)

Rest of the Players

0.8% each

The jackpot prize will be awarded directly to your wallet.
If you have already received your hole cards, the rest of players rewards will be given even if you leave the table or are disconnected (even if your hand is automatically folded).
In Rush & Cash, the jackpot will not occur in tables with 5 or fewer dealt players.

Jackpot Fund

Hold’em, PLO, PLO-5, Short Deck, and Rush & Cash will share the same jackpot fund, with its sole purpose being the prize pool for Bad Beat Jackpot hits and its payouts.

The jackpot fund will continue to grow by reserving certain amounts from Hold’em, PLO, PLO-5, Short Deck, and Rush & Cash. In other words, your cash prize for hitting the jackpot will always be waiting!

You can check the Bad Beat Jackpot pool live in the PC client lobby/tables and the mobile client lobby.

Fund Accumulation

Hold'em

PLO

Rush & Cash Hold’em

Rush & Cash PLO

If the pot amount exceeds or is equal to 30 big blinds (BTB), the amount equivalent to 1 big blind (BTB) will be reserved for the jackpot fund.

Short Deck

In Rush & Cash, no amount will be reserved for the jackpot fund in tables with 5 or fewer dealt players.

Terms & Conditions:

Players must meet the age requirement of 18 years or older to participate in this promotion.
Prizes are awarded instantly at the end of the hand.
Prizes will be awarded regardless of disconnections, if the player is confirmed to have qualified for the jackpot.
If there are more than three jackpot-qualified hands, Bad Beat Jackpot is reward to the player who comes in second in the hand. Other player who lost will receive Rest of Players rewards.
Players who are not dealt hole cards are not eligible for the Rest of Players rewards.
OlyBet reserves the right to modify or suspend the jackpot at any time.
Bad Beat Jackpot does not apply to featured tables.
If any players fall under suspicion of fraudulent activity, OlyBet has the right to investigate and remove the players once it’s confirmed.
The promotion is subject to the terms and conditions of the site.

BAD BEAT JACKPOT

More hands, more jackpots

What is a Bad Beat?

Hold'em

PLO

PLO5

Short Deck

How to hit the Bad Beat Jackpot?

Jackpot Payout

Recipient

PrizE

Jackpot Fund

Fund Accumulation

Hold'em

PLO

Rush & Cash Hold’em

Rush & Cash PLO

Short Deck

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