PRESS RELEASE
February 22, 2013
The Red Hawk Casino Card Room awarded a Bad Beat Jackpot to eight lucky poker
players on Saturday, Feb. 16. The table shared a $102,759 payout. Located on the
non-smoking floor, the Card Room offers both poker and low limit blackjack
games.
A regular Red Hawk Card Room player from Fairfield, Calif., had quad fours and
thought he had a winning hand, but then a Rewards Club member from San Francisco
drew a six high, straight flush of clubs and beat him. This qualified the table
for Red Hawk's Bad Beat jackpot of $102,759. The "losing" hand earned the player
from Fairfield the top payout of $51,378; the Rewards Club member from San
Francisco received $25,689, while the six remaining players at the table each
walked away with $4,282. A Bad Beat jackpot is paid when a normally "unbeatable"
hand is played, but loses to an even stronger hand.
During the same weekend, three players won table jackpots totaling more than
$35,000. Ruben from San Jose, Calif., visits Red Hawk Casino every month and
enjoys playing table games. He had placed the small $1 side wager while playing
Three Card Poker and was dealt a straight flush, which paid out the $4,083
progressive payout. On Sunday, Feb. 17 a lucky player from Sacramento was
playing Four Card Poker. His straight flush was beaten by a royal flush, which
qualified him for the Two Way Bad Beat progressive jackpot of $25,000. That same
day, Debbie from Martinez, Calif., was the lucky winner of Red Hawk Casino's
first Bonus Blackjack progressive jackpot of $5,991.
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