AA < 74o
AQs < AJo
AQo < KJo
TT < 88
set of aces < JQo (river straight)
66 < 33
AJs < A7o
This is just the past 48 hours and only the ones I remember because they were big pots/knocked me out of a tournament.
THESE ARE NORMAL OCCURRENCES. IT DOES NOT MEAN REPLAY IS RIGGED. STOP WHINING AND GET BETTER AT POKER.
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A bad beat here where I live, is defined by losing with AAAJJ or better, and you must have two playable cards in your hand
Yes, I am with you - the term “bad beat” also gets tossed around too loosely! Losing a hand you expected to win isn’t a “bad beat,” it’s a day at the office lol
I flopped top boat years ago at Oaks Card Club in Emeryville… had been engaging in some friendly ribbing with the guy on my right, who was my heads-up opponent on the flop.
I bet, he raised. I said, “I think my hand beats your hand,” and went all-in.
He said, “bro, I really hope so!” and turned over quad 2s.
He won a $400 pot but the bad beat jackpot would have been like $10k at the time, had I made quad aces.
Sadly it did not happen which is why I still drive a Honda Civic
The real reason for those bad beats 
or a bad beat could mean that the drummer has had too much too drink.
VP Pappy