Have you ever been the last to leave without money from a tournament?

[wbbaker89]

no

 

[wbbaker89]

yes it sucks

 

[partz]

after thousand hands played its hard to believe someone actually didnt lol


but lets say am one of those players!


usually i play careful when i see am reaching the bubble part

 

[AlexeiShok]

Yes, almost always. Because I'm just learning to play. Today I earned a total of 0.18 cents in the freeroll.Then, as always, I went to Spin & Go and kept up well. I earned 0.48 cents, and after 30 minutes I stayed from 8 cents.I'm going well!:laugh:

 

[crankmuppet]

I have bubbled a tournament numerous times.

Usually it's a case of having the best hand pre-flop (AA, KK, and less often AK) and voluntarily getting it all in to unfortunately be called by worse which ends up winning.

Less often I've been trying to hold on to min cash with a micro stack but blinds and antes force you in when the "piggybank" is empty. In these cases, I also sometimes have the best hand pre and lose to a worse holding or more often having complete garbage which doesn't get lucky.

I'm only ever folding premiums when the min cash is really important to me, for example, when my bankroll is decimated and a min cash is the way to start to build anew.

 

[SharkyJohn]

I think that's called "Bubble boy", I've been such a lucker a couple of times, but I was willing to do that (not willing to lose) but willing to shove and expect to bust. It's all about goals in tournaments, I would rather risk for a chance to win more than hiding from blinds and wait to get minimum, I'm not that type of player...

 

[sheldon20264]

Did I leave the tournament without money? Of course. Show me at least someone who has always won prizes in all the tournaments he has participated in. All at least once lost money in poker tournaments and I'm, alas, no exception))

 

[MikeDTT]

Not many times although still its bad feeling.

 

[ledris]

You mean bubble boy! I have lost sometimes little positions before payouts but I dont know if I was the bubble boy or someome else loat after me and he was the bubble boy.

 

[PSSucks]

OH YA!!!! Too often!

I'm actually thinking of changing my User ID to "Badly Beat Bubble Boy"

How's that for an alliteration?

 

[carlosnuno]

I would like to hear / read your stories, if this situation has happened to you, and how you felt about it. It happened to me recently, there were fifty prize-winning places and I lost in 51st place. The worst? I had a pretty decent stack, but I played all in for a couple of aces and I lost against a flush. But if I had won I would have doubled my stack. And you? How was it?

For some reason I always see who is the first to leave or lose in a tournament. By my own goal, I try not to be that person, and I even always set myself a goal of being eliminated that is in the number that represents half of the participants. This does not mean that I renounce good hands, if not that I did. more aggressive my game as time goes by, yes, without giving up AA, KK and QQ

 

[kkuk]

hi.of course, he left without money.especially in 888 poker tournaments, where there is a very strange random hand.

 

[youri]

It happened to me quite a few times and this one time 3 tournaments on a row where I finished 1 or 2 positions away from getting payed. It sucks

 

[MojaParma]

Three days ago, 55 seats were paid. I had a QQ and throw me out A3, and I end up like 56.

 

[vajavava]

its the baddest feel in the world i play a tournament first hand i have AA and i lost from 10 7 :

 

[Branimir84]

Yeah, I bubbled couple of times. If you play MTTs it is bound to happen sooner or later. It sucks but its normal you have to play your poker what happens happens.

 

[rdwr33]

hi. it has happened to me a few times, I don’t even know how to count hands, peri an all in with AA, because we’re anxious to want to screw up the stack to achieve a better placement in the game. sometimes it felt like breaking the PC.

 

[ramignis]

if you played all in on the preflop with AA then you did everything right. but if you put up a postflop it's a mistake because you overestimated your hand.