Poker Player Misses Out on £250,000 Jackpot at Coventry Casino

A poker player at a Bad Beat Jackpot table at Grosvenor Casino in Coventry missed out on hitting the £250,000 jackpot. The National Bad Beat Jackpot (NBBJ) at Grosvenor Casinos is shared among players at qualifying tables across the UK. The NBBJ payout is 30% to the player with the Bad Beat Hand, 15% to the player with the Winning Hand, 5% to other players at the table, and 50% shared among active players at qualifying Grosvenor tables.

The qualifying hand for the NBBJ decreases as the jackpot increases, starting at quad Aces and going down to lower hands. The NBBJ reached £250,000 late last month, which would have paid out £75,000 to the loser, £37,500 to the winner, £12,500 to other players at the table, and £125,000 to players at other qualifying tables.

A poker player at Grosvenor Casino in Coventry had quad Tens beaten by a straight flush on the turn, missing out on the £250,000 jackpot when it wasn't triggered on the second runout.