Which poker hand do you remember the most?

[lifecoach22]

When I was in the big blind I had a hand of 35o people in the small blind called and I checked. Flop 24A he bet 75% of the pot I raise in the end we got AA from him. The turn and river came out blanks of easy wines.

 

[dompoker]

The AA because I always lose to them, that's pokerstars.

 

[dreamer13]

This is when I had quads of 6 and my opponent had a 2-6 straight flush and I lost.

 

[georgi krastev]

The game was at CC League: Final table - three players remaining; It was dealt to me AKo, and i shove, from the other side call with 33'; the pocket 33's win...
...I think that was a verry painfull... I failed...

 

[Stringy]

first royal flush

 

[lyki67]

I remember one hand from year 2007. It was qualy tournament for wsop, with buy-in $650 and with 2 places guaranteed. On table are only tree player rest and I have AK pocket cards. I had smallest stack so we go all all-in. Other two player go with QQ and AJ all-in. On flop there was one Ass, but on turn there was Q and river change nothing, so I end on third place. Buy-in ticket worth $650 I didn't pay for it. I won this ticket in freeroll, sao at the end I won some more then $3600. I will newer forget this hand.

 

[dzsire]

Of course for my first Royal Flush in 17 years ago.
Apart from that, I only remember the hands that I used to run into very unpleasant bad beats.
Frankly, most people remember the bigger losses because they are really painful.

 

[23maxim88]

This poker hand stood out to me this week.

 

[Kerasuss28]

I remember most on full tilt poker zoom200 i had 700$ stack , i lost full house QQ against quad 99

 

[Joe]

Mine is live when I caught the gutshot straight flush draw (spade wheel btw and hit 4s) to beat a full house when all-in and at risk.. 😙🎶🎵

That or the first time I cracked aces with AK (about a couple of years or so after I first had aces cracked by AK )

In my case, I was in the bubble of a 22-piece tournament, I have KK with a good stack of chips, I increase 3 blinds, fold them all until I reach the button that has a stack of chips similar to mine, this one sucks me up and I decide to go there in it pays me with JJ on the flop flies 4 J K and in the river I got poker by J

What is a 22-piece tournament please?

$22? 22 entrants? Something else?

~EDiT:- Also of course flopping the royal with AQd was pretty memorable too, much easier to remember than the other royals too! 😅

 

[Dobbler1]

I remember few hands, for both good and bad reasons.

Recently I was in a pot with a very aggressive player, flopped a royal flush, and mis-click folded to his opening bet. I won't forget that one anytime soon.

I remember flopping quad queens in a four way pot, and getting two of the three to put in all their chips. That was awesome. Nearly quadrupled up.

I remember a very long time ago, I flopped middle pair on a wet board and called a guy's bluff down when he bet pretty large trying to represent a straight when he had a busted flush draw. I've been involved in similar hands plenty of times since, but the reason I remember this one is that the guy went insane berating me for calling him down. I probably in hindsight wouldn't do it now, but at the time I had a "feeling" he was bluffing, and I went with it. The vehemence of the guy has always stuck with me.

 

[fullclock]

I have no memories of bad times playing poker. I take them as part of learning and as situations in this beautiful sport.

 

[Dobbler1]

That or the first time I cracked aces with AK (about a couple of years or so after I first had aces cracked by AK )

Yup, I'm pretty sure I've had my aces cracked by AK WAY more than the other way around. I guess statistically it couldn't be that way for most people.

 

[aissam18]

When i won a live poker tournament with backdoor quads that was epic

 

[Canaldo Kao]

In a Heads-Up match with KQ and the guy with A6, worth a spot for a High Roller, the flop hits the K and the river an AS that beat me!

 

[BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch]

Too many, I can remember the first live hand where I won someone's entire buyin, the last 2 major hands of my first live tourn, I remember giving bad beats to folks because they were instances where I wasn't disciplined enough to fold and just got lucky on them so even though I won I was was playing badly and made notes about it.

I only have one memory of online games because I was never a big online player but I remember that one hand because its where I learned not to mess with big stacks late in tourns when you don't need to and was when I was just starting to take an interest in them. Online games were more about who I was playing at the time rather then hands. Like I can remember playing certain Red Full Tilt Pros at the low limits of stud, razz, and stud8 or Player IDs I played against rather than specific hands unlike the live sessions.

Lots of stuff from wow, many years ago, many years ago, lol. Amazing how fast time goes by.

 

[Skot_Gy]

I had 2 times straight flush and everyone folded, those memories are so bitter :-(

 

[Falai_san]

When I got Royal Flash for the first time

 

[0546474]

Most recently I had a Street Flash!!! This is not exactly related to the game of poker but still it is the right combination at the right time !!!

 

[MishkaZL]

I was at the final table, I had a pair of aces, three players moved all in, ................ and I lost connection.

 

[Pabloro10321]

Pair of 66 against couple of AA, nails a 6 and an A, we show 4 cards, it doesn't close projects and the 5th is a 6, it goes all in and wins with poker

 

[manzanillo53]

In my case, I was in the bubble of a 22-piece tournament, I have KK with a good stack of chips, I increase 3 blinds, fold them all until I reach the button that has a stack of chips similar to mine, this one sucks me up and I decide to go there in it pays me with JJ on the flop flies 4 J K and in the river I got poker by J

The only one I remember at all is the one I foresaw in a dream and it happened exactly that way 4 days later.

 

[spectralwave]

89 off the final of the main event 108 dollar buy in where I called against an AA and it turned on the flop 5,7,6 and I was waiting for the villain's attitude because usually when you call a tribet after the flop in these hands the villain will not wanting to give up the hand with a strong hand and the call is usually profitable, in short, I ended up crashing this tournament where this hand that I called in position would have 30 head was still close to the ft , I ended up doubling up at the right time and reached the chip leader at the final table, then make the best decision that you think is profitable for your game.

 

[hobojim1247]

Mine was a hand I was not in. I was in the HJ with KJs. Utg raises Utg+1 3 bets and is followed by 2 calls, I muck, SB 4 bets and BB and the rest call. I am WTF is going one. FLOP? A Q T, of MY SUIT. I would have flopped a ROYAL I had no regrets, I made the correct play..

 

[NightStalker]

My first royal straight flush in a big tourney.