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jonaselloco
Legend
Platinum Level
Hello brother.
The most memorable hand I experienced online was one years ago at unibet poker in a $600 Guaranteed MTT.
I will not tell you the details of the hand, I will only tell you that I entered the hand with 77 and 3 other villains entered with AA QQ and 88 and in showdown it was A6774.
I think even today I'm celebrating it.
Afterwards I have had good hands to celebrate but none as perfect as that one.
greetings friend
The most memorable hand I experienced online was one years ago at unibet poker in a $600 Guaranteed MTT.
I will not tell you the details of the hand, I will only tell you that I entered the hand with 77 and 3 other villains entered with AA QQ and 88 and in showdown it was A6774.
I think even today I'm celebrating it.
Afterwards I have had good hands to celebrate but none as perfect as that one.
greetings friend
Ruslan L
Visionary
Platinum Level
I've been playing poker for over 5 years now, and I'm not ready to tell you what hand was special to me. For the entire time that I have been playing, there have been quite a few such hands, and each of them is special for me in its own way
meagain00
Legend
Bronze Level
I'm not the best person for remember it, but I can tell you the most memmorable scenario:
600+ players, only 3 seats for a big mtt, 4 handed and I flopped two pairs. Trying to get more chips, just kept the hand, and the obvious happened, a big bad over me. The opponent had two aleatory cards (weak) and hitted a straight on the river, so I got busted.
poor of me.
meagain00
600+ players, only 3 seats for a big mtt, 4 handed and I flopped two pairs. Trying to get more chips, just kept the hand, and the obvious happened, a big bad over me. The opponent had two aleatory cards (weak) and hitted a straight on the river, so I got busted.
poor of me.
meagain00
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valetgll
Visionary
Bronze Level
I don't remember my hand so much as I remember the situation with this hand. I was just starting my career as a poker player back then. I had a pair of pocket ladies and my opponent had a small kicker tour. I went all in and he called. A square lay on the table and the opponent took the chips from the table. It seemed like a system error to me. Now I know it all went according to the rules.
dzsire
Legend
Platinum Level
As the bigger players have said, bad beats are more easily remembered than memorable wins from wins.
However, the most memorable for me was my first Royal Flush 16 years ago when I had the unbeatable hand after the flop.
Despite this, there were more people in the game, and I didn't even have to raise, by the end several people were all in against me.
However, the most memorable for me was my first Royal Flush 16 years ago when I had the unbeatable hand after the flop.
Despite this, there were more people in the game, and I didn't even have to raise, by the end several people were all in against me.
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Fushicho
Visionary
Platinum Level
Two hands.
1. In a casino in Bristol I had pockets 7s, the hand was fairly standard until the river where I hit a 7 and made a full house and the other player pushed all-in. I called and he shouted "Can't you see the flush" (with "you idiot") implied. So I calmed revealed my hand and said I have a full-house.
2. In a small tournment in Vegas I was down to the last 2 and got pocket jacks flat called and the flop came J, 6. 2 rainbow. The other player pushed all-in: Happy Days!
1. In a casino in Bristol I had pockets 7s, the hand was fairly standard until the river where I hit a 7 and made a full house and the other player pushed all-in. I called and he shouted "Can't you see the flush" (with "you idiot") implied. So I calmed revealed my hand and said I have a full-house.
2. In a small tournment in Vegas I was down to the last 2 and got pocket jacks flat called and the flop came J, 6. 2 rainbow. The other player pushed all-in: Happy Days!
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James2023
Rock Star
Silver Level
That time I earned a 215 dollar tournament ticket from freeroll and lost too some dude firing all in on flop with a two pair... I had trip tens and dude out full housed me by getting another queen on the river. 5 plus years of trying on partypoker got me nowhere. I started to go insane at the end cause I could never profit in high stake tourneys no matter how hard I tried or prepared. Stacked deck probably... I see alot of bs hands and bs flops being dealt that seem staged to set up certain players..... kind of like today when I held pocket aces in late position and one person called and buddy in the bb reraised me pocket queens. I just called rather then go all in cause online they generally screw me over sure enough.... that person hits two queens on the flop giving them quads. I fold out of instinct but first show them my cards just so they see the bs too. Anyone else would of went all in at the third reraise, but I knew the deck was stacked. Call it my intuition.
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canabero
Legend
Bronze Level
A huge pot i won ( in cardschat freeroll) at river having 23 not suited. that guy used to raise 3x with a strong hand and i saw that when not used to raise 2x. i took his doubt at river in a complex situation i was sure he didn't have nuts so i shoved at river and made him fold. by the way i won that tournament, it was my first win.
