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A '''bad beat''' is a wager that appears to be a certain win but ends up losing. It is most frequently used to describe a team blowing a large lead, or a series of improbable last-minute scores that affect the [[spread]] or [[total]].

== Famous bad beats ==

Throughout history bad beats have been at the root of some of the most memorable gambling moments. Here is a collection of some infamous examples throughout history.

=== 2012 Belk Bowl ===

'''Teams:''' Duke Blue Devils vs. Cincinnati Bearcats

'''Bad beat:''' Duke Blue Devils +9.5

'''Boxscore:'''

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|- style="background-color:#eaecf0;"
|colspan="2"|'''Team'''
|'''1Q'''
|'''2Q'''
|'''3Q'''
|'''4Q'''
|'''Total'''
|-
|[[File:Bearcats.png|25px]]
|Cincinatti
|3
|14
|10
|21
|48
|-
|[[File:Duke.png|25px]]
|Duke
|16
|0
|8
|10
|34
|}

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	Throughout history bad beats have been at the root of some of the most memorable gambling moments. Here is a collection of some infamous examples throughout history.		Throughout history bad beats have been at the root of some of the most memorable gambling moments. Here is a collection of some infamous examples throughout history.
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	Throughout history bad beats have been at the root of some of the most memorable gambling moments. Here is a collection of some infamous examples throughout history.		Throughout history bad beats have been at the root of some of the most memorable gambling moments. Here is a collection of some infamous examples throughout history.

−	~~=== 2012 Belk Bowl ===~~	+	{{:Worst_sportsbetting_bad_beats_in_history}}
−
−	~~'''Teams:''' Duke Blue Devils vs. Cincinnati Bearcats~~
−
−	~~'''Bad beat:''' Duke Blue Devils +9.5~~
−
−	{~~\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"~~
−	~~\|- style="background-color:#eaecf0;"~~
−	~~\|colspan="2"\|'''Team'''~~
−	~~\|'''1Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''2Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''3Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''4Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''Total'''~~
−	\|-
−	~~\|[[File:Bearcats.png\|25px]]~~
−	~~\|Cincinatti~~
−	\|3
−	~~\|14~~
−	~~\|10~~
−	~~\|21~~
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|'''48'''~~
−	\|-
−	~~\|[[File:Duke.png\|25px]]~~
−	~~\|Duke~~
−	~~\|16~~
−	\|0
−	\|8
−	~~\|10~~
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|'''34'''~~
−	\|}
−
−	The Blue Devils opened the 2012 Belk Bowl with a 16-0 lead. As the game neared completion Duke found themselves in the Cincinnati red-zone with the score tied 34-34. Closing as +9.5 spread underdogs it seemed impossible for them not to cover. With 1:32 remaining on a 2nd & goal from the 5 yard line, Duke running back Josh Snead fumbled the ball after colliding with the back of Bearcats' defensive lineman Brandon Mills.
−
−	Even after the fumble it seemed inevitable that Duke would cover the spread. Four plays later Cincinnati tight end Travis Kelce scored an 83-yard touchdown on a pass from quarterback Brendon Kay. After the extra point Cincinnati lead 41-34 with 0:44 remaining. The Blue Devils were still covering.
−
−	~~And then suddenly they weren't.~~
−
−	With 0:27 remaining on a 1st & 10 from the Cincinnati 40 yard line, Duke quarterback Sean Renfree threw an interception under pressure which was returned for a 55 yard touchdown. The Bearcats went up 48-34 which was the final score, and one of sportsbetting's most infamous bad beats was cemented in history.
−
−	~~=== 2014 Bahamas Bowl ===~~
−
−	~~'''Teams:''' Central Michigan Chippewas vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers~~
−
−	~~'''Bad beat:''' Western Kentucky -3~~
−
−	{~~\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"~~
−	~~\|- style="background-color:#eaecf0;"~~
−	~~\|colspan="2"\|'''Team'''~~
−	~~\|'''1Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''2Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''3Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''4Q'''~~
−	~~\|'''Total'''~~
−	\|-
−	~~\|[[File:CMU.png\|25px]]~~
−	~~\|Central Michigan~~
−	\|7
−	\|7
−	\|0
−	~~\|34~~
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|'''48'''~~
−	\|-
−	~~\|[[File~~:~~WKU.png\|25px]]~~
−	~~\|Western Kentucky~~
−	~~\|21~~
−	~~\|21~~
−	\|7
−	\|0
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|'''49'''~~
−	\|}
−
−	Western Kentucky dominating the game bringing a 49-14 lead into the fourth quarter. Central Michigan fired off four unanswered touchdowns narrowing the gap to 49-42 with 1:09 left. After forcing the Hilltoppers into a three-and-out, the Chippewas received the ball back on their own 25-yard line with 0:01 remaining. CMU quarterback Cooper Rush completed a 48-yard pass to wide receiver Jesse Kroll, who quickly lateraled the ball to tight end Deon Butler. Before being tackled Butler threw the ball back for receiver Courtney Williams, who again lateraled the ball to team mate Titus Davis. After a 17-yard sprint Davis dove for the end-zone pylon to complete one of the most memorable final drives in college football history.
−
−	Now trailing 49-48, Central Michigan elected to attempt the 2-point conversion instead of kicking the extra point for overtime. The conversion failed, further denying Western Kentucky -3 bettors a chance at covering in OT.
−
−	~~=== Astros vs. Athletics ===~~
−
−	~~'''Teams:''' Houston Astros vs. Oakland Athletics~~
−
−	~~'''Bad beat:''' Under 7~~
−
−	~~{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"~~
−	~~\|- style="background-color:#eaecf0;"~~
−	~~\|colspan="2"\|'''Team'''~~
−	~~\|'''1'''~~
−	~~\|'''2'''~~
−	~~\|'''3'''~~
−	~~\|'''4'''~~
−	~~\|'''5'''~~
−	~~\|'''6'''~~
−	~~\|'''7'''~~
−	~~\|'''8'''~~
−	~~\|'''9'''~~
−	~~\|'''10'''~~
−	~~\|'''11'''~~
−	~~\|'''R'''~~
−	~~\|'''H'''~~
−	~~\|'''E'''~~
−	\|-
−	~~\|[[File:Astros.png\|25px]]~~
−	~~\|Houston~~
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|2
−	\|3
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|'''5'''~~
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|11~~
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|0~~
−	\|-
−	~~\|[[File:Athletics.png\|23px]]~~
−	~~\|Oakland~~
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|0
−	\|2
−	\|2
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|'''4'''~~
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|8~~
−	~~\|style="background-color:#eaecf0"\|1~~
−	\|}
−
−	~~On April 24th, 2015 the Houston Astros and Oakland Athletics played a scoreless nine innings. The under seemed secured heading into extra innings 0-0.~~
−
−	In the top of the 10th Astros' Marwin Gonzalez opened the scoring with a two-run double. Oakland's Josh Reddick responded with his own two RBI double in the bottom of the frame tying the game 2-2. He was thrown out trying to score on the play forcing the game to progress deeper into extra innings.
−
−	Robbie Grossman and George Springer combined for three runs in the top of the 11th to put the Astros up 5-2. This brought the total to a push, which Marcus Semien drove over with a two-run home-run in the bottom of the 11th.

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-|34
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 Now trailing 49-48, Central Michigan elected to attempt the 2-point conversion instead of kicking the extra point for overtime. The conversion failed, further denying Western Kentucky -3 bettors a chance at covering in OT.

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	Western Kentucky dominating the game bringing a 49-14 lead into the fourth quarter. Central Michigan fired off four unanswered touchdowns narrowing the gap to 49-42 with 1:09 left. After forcing the Hilltoppers into a three-and-out, the Chippewas received the ball back on their own 25-yard line with 0:01 remaining. CMU quarterback Cooper Rush completed a 48-yard pass to wide receiver Jesse Kroll, who quickly lateraled the ball to tight end Deon Butler. Before being tackled Butler threw the ball back for receiver Courtney Williams, who again lateraled the ball to team mate Titus Davis. After a 17-yard sprint Davis dove for the end-zone pylon to complete one of the most memorable final drives in college football history.		Western Kentucky dominating the game bringing a 49-14 lead into the fourth quarter. Central Michigan fired off four unanswered touchdowns narrowing the gap to 49-42 with 1:09 left. After forcing the Hilltoppers into a three-and-out, the Chippewas received the ball back on their own 25-yard line with 0:01 remaining. CMU quarterback Cooper Rush completed a 48-yard pass to wide receiver Jesse Kroll, who quickly lateraled the ball to tight end Deon Butler. Before being tackled Butler threw the ball back for receiver Courtney Williams, who again lateraled the ball to team mate Titus Davis. After a 17-yard sprint Davis dove for the end-zone pylon to complete one of the most memorable final drives in college football history.

−	~~Trailing~~ 49-48, Central Michigan elected to attempt the 2-point conversion ~~which ultimately~~ failed~~. This prevented~~ Western Kentucky -3 bettors ~~from having another~~ chance ~~to cover~~ in ~~overtime~~.	+	Now trailing 49-48, Central Michigan elected to attempt the 2-point conversion instead of kicking the extra point for overtime. The conversion failed, further denying Western Kentucky -3 bettors a chance at covering in OT.

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	With 0:27 remaining on a 1st & 10 from the Cincinnati 40 yard line, Duke quarterback Sean Renfree threw an interception under pressure which was returned for a 55 yard touchdown. The Bearcats went up 48-34 which was the final score, and one of sportsbetting's most infamous bad beats was cemented in history.		With 0:27 remaining on a 1st & 10 from the Cincinnati 40 yard line, Duke quarterback Sean Renfree threw an interception under pressure which was returned for a 55 yard touchdown. The Bearcats went up 48-34 which was the final score, and one of sportsbetting's most infamous bad beats was cemented in history.

−	=== 2014 ~~Popeyes~~ Bahamas Bowl ===	+	=== 2014 Bahamas Bowl ===
		+
		+	'''Teams:''' Central Michigan Chippewas vs. Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
		+
		+	'''Bad beat:''' Western Kentucky -3
		+
		+	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
		+	\|- style="background-color:#eaecf0;"
		+	\|colspan="2"\|'''Team'''
		+	\|'''1Q'''
		+	\|'''2Q'''
		+	\|'''3Q'''
		+	\|'''4Q'''
		+	\|'''Total'''
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:CMU.png\|25px]]
		+	\|Central Michigan
		+	\|7
		+	\|7
		+	\|0
		+	\|34
		+	\|48
		+	\|-
		+	\|[[File:WKU.png\|25px]]
		+	\|Western Kentucky
		+	\|21
		+	\|21
		+	\|7
		+	\|0
		+	\|49
		+	\|}
		+
		+	Western Kentucky dominating the game bringing a 49-14 lead into the fourth quarter. Central Michigan fired off four unanswered touchdowns narrowing the gap to 49-42 with 1:09 left. After forcing the Hilltoppers into a three-and-out, the Chippewas received the ball back on their own 25-yard line with 0:01 remaining. CMU quarterback Cooper Rush completed a 48-yard pass to wide receiver Jesse Kroll, who quickly lateraled the ball to tight end Deon Butler. Before being tackled Butler threw the ball back for receiver Courtney Williams, who again lateraled the ball to team mate Titus Davis. After a 17-yard sprint Davis dove for the end-zone pylon to complete one of the most memorable final drives in college football history.
		+
		+	Trailing 49-48, Central Michigan elected to attempt the 2-point conversion which ultimately failed. This prevented Western Kentucky -3 bettors from having another chance to cover in overtime.

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	And then suddenly they weren't.		And then suddenly they weren't.

−	With 0:27 remaining on a 1st & 10 from the Cincinnati 40 yard line, Duke quarterback Sean Renfree threw an interception under pressure which was returned for a 55 yard touchdown. The Bearcats went up 48-34 and one of sportsbetting's most infamous bad beats was cemented in history.	+	With 0:27 remaining on a 1st & 10 from the Cincinnati 40 yard line, Duke quarterback Sean Renfree threw an interception under pressure which was returned for a 55 yard touchdown. The Bearcats went up 48-34 which was the final score, and one of sportsbetting's most infamous bad beats was cemented in history.
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