in 3 hours he won all but one showdown and was at +1000 or so. There was a fellow who sat down in an extremely hot seat to the point where he would raise with a wide range of hands and it was working out for him. after 5 hours i'd managed to get to +700 or so from an original buy of 200, which is the max you can buy at any one time. 3 raises per street unless heads up then it's unlimited. Played in a brick and mortar game recently, where the max raise allowed is 100 bucks. It was a sleepless night.but I was used to it by then.

I busted out on the next hand.when I was dealt JJ. Little did I know that an Ace would fall on the turn.and another Ace would come on the river.giving both of my opponents an Aces-full - and having them split my money. A few hours of fooling around in my basement.I am gonna win $13,000. I show my kings.and the other two players both show AQ suited. The first player raises.the second player reraises.and I go all in.īoth players call.and all the tournament chips are now in the pot. Hours later, I am among the last three players standing.and we all have about the same amount of chips.with me the chip leader by a narrow margin.

I entered a late-night $100-entry multi table tournament at PokerStars one night.where about 500 had signed up. Didn't sleep that night.Īnd I thought that this had only happened to me.

I check he bets 250k I decided to raise and he instashoves. Agressive idiot with 4 mil raises to 160k, I just flat. There were 42 people left and I was in about 15th place. My all-time worst bad beat was in the Sunday million April 2010 pokerstars. I don't do it usually but id like to hear some good stories. Talking about bad beats on poker sites, or around poker players is really frowned upon.

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