160K Bad Beat Jackpot Hit at BetDSI.com

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Congratulations on one lucky player who happened to be at the right table at the right time with the right cards. See to the left the hand that won a brand new BetDSI poker player $48,000 for playing out a small straight flush only to be beaten by a guy who had the high end of it covered:

The Bad Beat Jackpot has been on fire lately hitting 3 times in the last week and a half.  Get on the tables today and play for your chance at big money from taking a big beating…Also when you deposit today into your poker wallet you can claim a 100% bonus up to $500 by using bonus code DSIPoker.  For more details you can visit BetDSI.com here.  You also have one more chance to win a Punta Cana Package this Saturday at 3:05pm est.  So get in the poker room, get your bonus and win your way to Punta Cana.

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