Biggest loser in online poker history wants to grind $16k
I start this with some pictures:
nl2 -$8792.18 -82 buy ins below EV
nl5 (notice that pt4 shows party poker nl5 as nl4) -$5943.81
nl10 -$773.92 -15 buy ins below EV
Total loss -$15509.91
This is me playing nl2, nl5 and nl10 on party poker for one year.
My history begins somewhere in same period when they started to show WSOP shows in television. I think I have played 12-13 years nows mainly NL2, some amount of NL5 and little bit of NL10 what is the biggest stake i've ever played.
I've read all Sklansky, all Harrington, all Miller, watched huge amount of videos, bought trackers and calculators.
Still after those years and after that all I've lost huge amount of money on those stakes. I try to play my best but losing to huge suckouts like 95/5 favorite makes me really upset.
I've lost literally all my money including all my life savings to online poker. I want to try one last time to win those money back and little bit of extra. That's why $16k. What I need is support and guiding.
I had thread on micro forum but they deleted it just when people start to understand that this is real situation and not fake.
And if you wonder where that biggest loser comes from it was said by guy who has been playing for living many years. He said I'm the biggest loser in history counted as lost buy ins.
It's called punish
You're right he had one pair, I misread it. It's still not an "OMG LOOK UP THE DEFINITION OF VALUE IN THE DICTIONARY" type of bet to brag about. You didn't do anything special. It's a super standard bet and call.
You're definitely not standard calling on that flush and straight board with second pair. In fact I won't have ever bluff there with that size. It's just bad play to call down and hope. It's called guessing game that was result of me being leader in that hand all way. I made him make that call.
You're definitely not standard calling on that flush and straight board with second pair. In fact I won't have ever bluff there with that size. It's just bad play to call down and hope. It's called guessing game that was result of me being leader in that hand all way. I made him make that call.
Should've ended the sentence there.
You're definitely not standard calling on that flush and straight board with second pair. In fact I won't have ever bluff there with that size. It's just bad play to call down and hope. It's called guessing game that was result of me being leader in that hand all way. I made him make that call.
I think part of your problem is that you think people are playing micro cash like it's the wsop main event final table and every decision is life and death.
I just realized that micro cash IS your wsop main event final table.
