Quaresma
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Answering your question still pisses me off.
My biggest mistake is calling the river raise.
I know it's value what the opponent has in his hand but I keep calling. This makes me lose a lot of chips and put me in a bad situation in the tournament.
My biggest mistake is calling the river raise.
I know it's value what the opponent has in his hand but I keep calling. This makes me lose a lot of chips and put me in a bad situation in the tournament.
Marshmalo1994
Legend
Platinum Level
I basically threw away 85BB in a Sunday Storm, just because I didn't really focus on the table.
I was multitabling, something that I'm used to. I had QQ and I raised preflop, I continued with the action in other tables, and the Sunday Storm table popped up again, my options were fold or call all in. I thought it was a 3 bet in the preflop, but actually was an all in post flop with AKX on the table, and I insta called, to see right after that that those cards were already on the table.
I still regret it.
I was multitabling, something that I'm used to. I had QQ and I raised preflop, I continued with the action in other tables, and the Sunday Storm table popped up again, my options were fold or call all in. I thought it was a 3 bet in the preflop, but actually was an all in post flop with AKX on the table, and I insta called, to see right after that that those cards were already on the table.
I still regret it.
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JetmirDulja
Rock Star
Bronze Level
RagNar87
Legend
Bronze Level
My biggest mistake wich i will neverlearn from it is : Get in a battle with loose canion bluffer player ...and he gets lucky with trash hands.... Also my seccond problem is losing focus on the game and play stupid
Artemloshara
Rock Star
Bronze Level
There are mistakes when you have a very good hand and, in your opinion, you will now 100% take the bank, but some not very good man appears who gives all-in and you start thinking and realize that you will not stretch his hand and just drop the cards, this is my biggest mistake, which at the moment is still present)
vnnby
Legend
Bronze Level
Yes, in general, there are no such mistakes, they are the same everywhere: somewhere you can play better, somewhere you outplayed yourself, somewhere you didn’t play according to the limits, which made it difficult to make a decision, somewhere it didn’t work out.
hardongear
Rock Star
Silver Level
Biggest mistake I've made is probably one we've all made and might already be listed above didn't read all replies.
Live home game. Misread my my hand because like a moron I didn't double check after the turn and when the river hit I though had the stone cold complete nuts. The fact that the river was perfect for the hand I had just before probably helped as well. Cost me $200 which wasn't near as bad as the embarrassment when I flipped over what I thought was nuts all confident and it was pointed it out it was a big fat nothing.
Cheers!!!
Live home game. Misread my my hand because like a moron I didn't double check after the turn and when the river hit I though had the stone cold complete nuts. The fact that the river was perfect for the hand I had just before probably helped as well. Cost me $200 which wasn't near as bad as the embarrassment when I flipped over what I thought was nuts all confident and it was pointed it out it was a big fat nothing.
Cheers!!!
SopianaeExtra
between my 2 ears
Bronze Level
When I was a beginner I had the tendency to overestimate myself ... after I had won some SnGs in my first week on PS I thought: 'Hey, this isn't hard at all!' I then entered events with higher buy-ins which absolutely were out of my league, lost 90% of my bankroll, deposited some more, rinse repeat, ... and in the end I felt like a big old donkey.