Newzooozooo
Legend
Loyaler
I lost no more than $100. I've been playing poker since 2016 and I lost $100 in the first 10-12 months of playing. Then I realized how to create a bankroll and how to gradually build it up. All this is thanks to my membership in our CardsChat community.
A kiravio
Legend
Loyaler
I enter small amounts of 10-20$ on pokerstars from time to time and play more than that 😀, on the other sites I only use freerolls, or allocated daily ticket. I don't think I've lost anything, just enjoying this weakness for poker as much as possible.
Ruslan L
Visionary
Platinum Level
I lost no more than $300. But I won at least $5000. So for me, poker is quite a profitable business.
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Fushicho
Visionary
Platinum Level
I'm glad there are people on this thread saying they've lost money. Surely the majority of people who play have to lose money doing it!
The most I've lost is £70 in a tournament. But I keep an account of everything I spend and the result and I'm in profit for every year I've played. (It's less than a £100 most years, but I play when I want and it doesn't cost me anything)
The most I've lost is £70 in a tournament. But I keep an account of everything I spend and the result and I'm in profit for every year I've played. (It's less than a £100 most years, but I play when I want and it doesn't cost me anything)
thwenth1983
Visionary
Platinum Level
Good morning everyone, the day I lost the most in poker was $160 dollars.
A basic rule to avoid going broke is to always play within the limits of your bankroll and your knowledge.
If you are profitable in poker and have a bankroll of $100 dollars, you should play MTTs of $1.10 as you increase
your bankroll will increase the limits.
With a bankroll of $220 dollars, you can already play the ones of $2.20 dollars.
With a bankroll of $150 dollars, playing several days of cash games, I increased the bankroll, then I lost $10 in NL2, I played a $10 spin to recover and I managed to do that
3 times then one day I went to play a $50 spin and lost the 3 losses of -$150.
But the day I lost the most was when I went to have an adventure in the casino, in roulette, I lost $380 dollars, the casino is a sure loss.
A basic rule to avoid going broke is to always play within the limits of your bankroll and your knowledge.
If you are profitable in poker and have a bankroll of $100 dollars, you should play MTTs of $1.10 as you increase
your bankroll will increase the limits.
With a bankroll of $220 dollars, you can already play the ones of $2.20 dollars.
With a bankroll of $150 dollars, playing several days of cash games, I increased the bankroll, then I lost $10 in NL2, I played a $10 spin to recover and I managed to do that
3 times then one day I went to play a $50 spin and lost the 3 losses of -$150.
But the day I lost the most was when I went to have an adventure in the casino, in roulette, I lost $380 dollars, the casino is a sure loss.
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rufininha14
Rock Star
Platinum Level
My poker balance to date has been profitable, of course there are daily losses but that didn't influence me at the end of the month making a profit, now in a single tournament the most I've ever lost was 5 dollars for just playing micro limits and freerolls
roberto51
Visionary
Platinum Level
I've been playing poker for almost 20 years. I lost quite a lot at the beginning. It's important not to break down. Learn from your mistakes. That's what I did. I gained experience. Now I haven't added to poker for a long time. I have certain rules that I stick to .
Mauricio Perrotta
Legend
Loyaler
No, not much, that is if you ask about live poker. If you ask about online poker, I didn't lose anything since I never deposited a dollar to play, I always did it through freerolls
