What is your favorite part about winning a hand??

[radartodd69]

Is it the addition to your chip stack? The thrill of making it to the river? Not going broke? What do you think??

 

[poliaris747]

I know my least favorite part of winning is the moment of bluff! Especially when this bluff is on the final table and the stakes are very high. Sometimes I even get sweaty!

 

[Hunterlewis31]

Just gaining confidence in the tournament is the biggest part of it all.

 

[This Fish Chums]

For me it comes in hands when I've outplayed my opponent. Just winning a hand is nice, but knowing you either got maximum value or pushed them off the better hand is what I like the most.

 

[Maikychan]

I usually play MTTs, so when I win a hand I'm more happy to increase my chips and have a bigger stack, to try to go further and survive for longer in the tournament! hhahahah

 

[ScottieDuncan]

Stack increase of course!

 

[stevenparker91]

If it's at the river. My favorite part is adding the chips to my stack. If it's prior to, then it's mucking my cards and adding chips to my stack

 

[This Fish Chums]

If it's at the river. My favorite part is adding the chips to my stack. If it's prior to, then it's mucking my cards and adding chips to my stack

LOL Perfectly said.

 

[thackro]

Stacking an opponents former chips onto my stack is a great feeling and I agree with others, getting maximum value and your opponent being completely stunned at the strength of my hand, adds to the rush big time.

 

[makisaa]

Favor part? When I have the nuts after the turn and I can go all in!

 

[dragunovich]

I like it when I have the nuts and I put my rival in the trap, encouraging him allin without good cards attacking my supposed weakness

 

[korneel]

I like it when the other player goes allin when you have the nuts

 

[IanDevine]

Stack

Definitely adding to the chip stack, obviously gives you an advantage at the table.

 

[playinggameswithu]

Opponent tilt can be quite funny.

 

[edc1]

for me its out playing the other person,nothing like selling a bullshit story and have villain believe it,only to lose

 

[pancho_1954]

my favorite part is when I manage to cheat my opponent, and not only that, but to know that I am improving and making a good tournament

 

[acidburnfx]

You gain confidence, can avoid showing the cards and still be more comfortable. What you will do after that is what makes you great. Remember: With great powers come great responsibilities (Stan Lee)

 

[franknavin]

counting my live chips of course, after they've been stacked