Quickest lost

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I think it was around $500 bucks playing poker on pokerstars in around 1 hour of total gameplay years ago. Started to lose small and then went in tilt.
 
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many years i had a nice bankroll slowly built up on poker stars when the cash games were soft and lots of freerolls and rewards available . i sat in at several $3/6 no limit holdem 6 max tables, a few levels above my usual stakes , buying in for the minimum. i lost a few flips , then some bad beats and like 'sunz' above , everything went south fast . i kept topping off with full rebuys and lost over $1500 ( maybe 60% of my 'roll ? ) in about 90 minutes . my luck was pretty poor but i had, entered way too many pots , ever for 6 handed , underestimated my opponents, and kept pushing when conditions were bad . live and learn i guess .
 
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Nameless14 said:
What's the quickest you've ever lost money in a casino?
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Once I came to the casino, was a little tipsy, and mistakenly mixed up the bet on the slots, choosing the maximum instead of the minimum. The evening ended after the first spin 🙂
 
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Less than 10 seconds. Walked up to a roulette table with a fresh $100 bill, put it all on black, and watched the ball instantly land on green zero. I didn't even have time to sit down or order a drink. I just turned right around and walked back to my car.
 
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I lost $50 in a few seconds. I made a mistake and made the wrong bet on roulette.
 
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I like to play the slots at some of the local casinos but I don't bet very big . I probably lost 50 dollars in a half hour several times . Likely did that online as well .
 
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Nameless14 said:
What's the quickest you've ever lost money in a casino?
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depends on bankrol. but most of time in half hour im out of bankrol
 
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3-5 minutes, on the slots. I chose a bet that was too high for my $10 🙂
 
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my quickest lost was when i was tilted after losing 10 hands in a row i just went all in and lost eventually all money had
 
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What's the quickest you've ever lost money in a casino?
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yikes! Sensitive topic. when I was tilted I deposited like $100 and played a $100 round of sit and go. lost. 🤕
 
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I spent $100 in about 5 minutes while drunk playing slots. I was lucky I only had that $100 and no more.
 
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I hit red 13 times in a row playing roulette at the casino! I was in shock! Casinos are just evil, really!
 
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Probably an all-in preflop that didn't hold up.
That's the nature of poker—you can lose a full buy-in in under a minute if the cards don't cooperate.
 
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I spent $20 in I think about 5-7 minutes. I always play very carefully and double check everything before starting the game.
 
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Nameless14 said:
What's the quickest you've ever lost money in a casino?
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I've lost money in less than a minute a few times. Every time it happened to me when I was playing slots drunk.
 
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Actually, it's not hard to lose money. 😆 But I've never lost money quickly, because I like stretching out the fun. 🤣 Honestly, I've always had a bankroll that I was willing to spend. That's why I was always prepared for the worst-case scenario. 😉
 
Lost 100 euros playing sit and go tournaments in a session. No doubt richly deserved due to bad play and tilt. In pure luck games I've never lost more than a quid.
 
Wass been very drunk and hgoing on high stake BJ and dusting around 600$ before my credit card got block thx god lol
 
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I’ve definitely had a few quick losses from making a bad decision, but thankfully nothing crazy. It’s surprising how fast a bankroll can disappear when one mistake turns into another.
 
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