What are some of the biggest live down swings you guys have went through in the 1-3 nl games ???

I once dropped about 350 buyins in the space of 4 months.

Hi I've played poker for a couple years now, have seen a number of cool things take place. I'll tell you about the most memorable hand I've played in.

So, I was dealt pocket 6's. A third 6 landed on the flop, along with a 2 and a Queen. A few bets are placed, and then one dude raises by going all-in. I call. There's another guy left in the hand who has his cards covered. I don't see him. I turn up my cards revealing my set of 6's. The guy on my left turns up his cards to reveal a set of 2's and lays them down. I double facepalm myself, realizing I just made a horrible blunder. The turn is the 2 of diamonds. This makes a flush for the guy still in the hand but gives me a full house, and thus I win the hand. My horrible blunder ironically ended up saving me a ton of money. The dude on my left obviously would have called had I not shown my cards, and he would have won with quads. The dude then leaned over to me and said "Be aware, I know a lot of lawyers."

Interesting, right? What is your most memorable poker hand?

Never played below 2/5 but about 15 max buyins

I lost 700 buy ins in one night

I've never lost a single buy in my entire life and I specialise in HU 9 card PLO deuces wild format.

Hi I've played poker for a couple decades now, have seen a number of cool things take place. I'll tell you about the most memorable hand I've played in.

So, I was dealt pocket 6's. A third 6 landed on the flop, along with a 2 and a Queen. A few bets are placed, and then one dude raises by going all-in. I call. There's another guy left in the hand who has his cards covered. I don't see him. I turn up my cards revealing my set of 6's. The guy on my left turns up his cards to reveal a set of 2's and lays them down. I double facepalm myself, realizing I just made a horrible blunder. The turn is the 2 of diamonds. This makes a flush for the guy still in the hand but gives me a full house, and thus I win the hand. My horrible blunder ironically ended up saving me a ton of money. The dude on my left obviously would have called had I not shown my cards, and he would have won with quads. The dude then leaned over to me and said "Be aware, I know a lot of lawyers."

Interesting, right? What is your most memorable poker hand

thought this was a never ending gif

are you available for coaching?