What is the best poker sensation?

#1 12th December 2016, 3:50 PM

For me it is, when the turn comes and the villain passes the front and you start to complain hahahah. Next comes the river and you win the game. Best feeling in the world hahahah

#2 12th December 2016, 5:29 PM

Is to win the tournament.

#3 12th December 2016, 8:33 PM

The best for me is when you enter with a hand that shouldn't be played but get the nuts on the flop. Then the aggressors with AA, KK and other monsters start to raise to each other and you just keep on calling and then when the turn flips a card that looks innocent to them they go all-in like AA or KK always win and I just call. Love to see then the same aggression on the chat calling me names sending regards to my mom etc .

#4 12th December 2016, 8:44 PM

Best for me is a live cash table where you flop the nuts and you're able to keep people in the hand. When you flip the cards and then start stacking chips is pretty hard to match.

#5 12th December 2016, 9:20 PM

floppin the nuts

#6 12th December 2016, 9:23 PM

When you win a big tounament, thats the best S2

#7 12th December 2016, 9:54 PM

I do best when ranked 1st in the tournament and the payout for the 1st place is good.

#8 13th December 2016, 8:50 PM

best sensation when you bluff and he fold xD (if they call it will be worst,but it's your risk )

#9 14th December 2016, 6:56 AM

.. having the scoop and multiple players betting into me chasing the low

#10 14th December 2016, 8:51 AM

after going allin after the flop with top hand showing then being bad beat on the turn which make you sick and then recovering on the river fantastic

#11 15th December 2016, 10:34 PM

A lot of good ones that you all named, i would like to add the sensation when you call all in, in the river for a huge pot and he was bluffing

#12 16th December 2016, 1:01 AM

Taking out the table Bully is one of my most satisfying moves on the table.

#13 16th December 2016, 1:41 AM

1. Felting a player who thinks he is the best player ever.

2. Felting an annoying/donkey player

#14 16th December 2016, 1:47 AM

Taking down a tournament after a long grind.
Not some all in every other hand type thing where u accumulate enough chips to donk your way to a FT but actually sitting and playing legit poker and having all the chips when its all over.

#15 16th December 2016, 2:21 AM

I think it lets people act out the part they see on tv.. the nuts.. the bluff.. the pot odds.. the suck out.. the blind stealing.. the slow play.. the check raise.. the donkey.. the fish.. the furious rail guy.. the good the bad and the lucky.. It sure does have a lot of highs and low

#16 16th December 2016, 2:53 AM

that feeling,when your in the zone and nobody can touch you,,,playing every hand perfect for hours on end,,,then cashing in at the end

#17 16th December 2016, 2:55 AM

The best feeling is when you think you're going to lose but the river gives you a big surprise and you win.

#18 16th December 2016, 3:31 AM

When you call the river bet and the screen shows "Muck" in villain's hand...

#19 16th December 2016, 10:44 PM

For me it has got to be making a big bluff and showing your cards while taking the pot. Sweet!

#20 17th December 2016, 12:22 AM

That final table play where typically there is a lot of all-ins with trash. When you have the superior hand they hit and then the river comes back and serves up some good ol justice.

#21 17th December 2016, 1:44 AM

The best sensation is to win a tournament, knowing that all hands was played it correctly.

#22 17th December 2016, 1:50 AM

pulling off a big bluff

#23 17th December 2016, 8:03 AM

The best sensation for me comes in knockout tourneys where I disloge my opponents with cards like 5 6 or 7 8 and they really don't have words to appreciate me.

#24 17th December 2016, 9:59 AM

The triumph of victory when you win big Bank

#25 17th December 2016, 4:22 PM

This is when the river comes you need a map and I saved! An indescribable feeling!

#26 17th December 2016, 6:20 PM

Originally Posted by nenkov407

The best for me is when you enter with a hand that shouldn't be played but get the nuts on the flop. Then the aggressors with AA, KK and other monsters start to raise to each other and you just keep on calling and then when the turn flips a card that looks innocent to them they go all-in like AA or KK always win and I just call. Love to see then the same aggression on the chat calling me names sending regards to my mom etc .

Exactly. Hahaha One day it happened that the blinds were high in a league and I had 2 3 suit. I hardly enter with this hand, but I decided to enter. Something touched my heart hahaha. The flop came to A 4 5 suit as well. The bettors were everything from all in, one with AA another with KK and the other with 44. It was the easiest call of my life

#27 17th December 2016, 6:23 PM

Originally Posted by MrPokerVerse

Best for me is a live cash table where you flop the nuts and you're able to keep people in the hand. When you flip the cards and then start stacking chips is pretty hard to match.

In this game you have to give the "luck" of your opponent to think you have a good hand as well, but yours is better than his. Once I lost a hand with a big stack of chips, because I had AK in hand and the flop came 8A8. And in the sequence came another A and K. I thought I had won the game and bet everything, the village was in the hands 88. I lost the game and for him it must have been the best feeling hahaha

#28 17th December 2016, 6:39 PM

I think that winning a live tournament is the best feeling. Followed by making a big hero call with a weak holding

#29 17th December 2016, 6:40 PM

The best feeling is flopping the stone cold nuts in a multiway pot. You know you are about to get paid.

#30 17th December 2016, 6:52 PM

Knowing u got the best hand lol

#31 18th December 2016, 2:13 AM

I don't know the best but I know the worst. Flopping quads the losing to river quads. I had 66 vs 99 preflop. Called a 3bet to see the flop. Flop is 669. We get it after 3 and 4 bets. Turn Q. Bam river 9 for him.

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