thetick33
Legend
Loyaler
can you clarify? lost 250 in one day doing rake each time had lower monster pocket 50 a shot basically.....but the one that sticks in craw is full tilt tournament 12 seats first place 8 times more chips then second place 22 left my computer caught on fire...was for a seat to wpt conneticut foxwoods million gtd tournament that one sticks with me for sure ...i was sat out took 14th when bought another computer later in day....i did go str8 to best buy but was a drive etc..first went running around apartments and everyone with computer was at work smh
john_entony
Legend
Platinum Level
I think I can remember the Sunday Million tournament last winter. Then I got eliminated in the 3rd hand. I had “KK” and limped them, then my opponent went all-in with “A10” and I called. And yes, my rival got an "A" on the river. I got eliminated and still can't forget it.
Lucho.riv9
Rock Star
Platinum Level
The hand that hurt me the most was playing NL5. I had a set on the flop, and my opponent only had a pair. Little by little, the pot grew until we went all-in on the flop. I remember my opponent had a 4% chance of winning the hand. I didn't do a cashout since I never do, and the next two cards completed a straight for my opponent. He took it all, haha.
s0ftdumps
Rock Star
Platinum Level
oh man, i just got eliminated on the bubble yesterday. had a full house lost to quad on the river. i even thought about folding and just making it to the money
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havingfun
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Lost a huge hand on the final table that ended up crippling me in a live tournamnet. I rivered a full house and the opponent rivered a straight flush.
What made it so hard to take is that the opponent had thought he lost because he did not realise he had the straight flush and it needed to be pointed out to him. So he had the body language of losing and then he got all my chips. 😑
What made it so hard to take is that the opponent had thought he lost because he did not realise he had the straight flush and it needed to be pointed out to him. So he had the body language of losing and then he got all my chips. 😑
infonazar
Legend
Loyaler
I've been playing poker for so long, more than 12 years, that I can say for sure that all my defeats were essentially trifles that did not affect my life in any way. For me, poker is entertainment and therefore I treat the game as a hobby that brings me joy. Yes, everything becomes much easier
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888NOX888
Visionary
Platinum Level
Over the years of playing poker, I have had many defeats, I cannot count everything and each defeat is painful in its own way, somewhere I did not enter the prizes, somewhere I lost with the best cards and so on.
