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Message: [QUOTE="nerobs9, post: 6490269, member: 489916"] DownStreak is not the best thing in poker. Surely many of us have come across it more than once, or even it could drag on for a week. But what if we are talking about the loss of several million dollars? Even the best in the poker world have bad days. I have highlighted a few stories for you, after which your losses will no longer be so scary) [B]#1 Viktor Blom[/B] Victor owns the most unfortunate five-hour session. The player made a lot of noise in 2009 when he won $9 million. But something went wrong and he lost $7 million. He pulled himself together and was able to win back $3.5 million. In December of that year, there was a strong one-on-one confrontation in Omaha. Brian Hastings robbed Victor of $4.2 million in just 5 hours. Think about how much you can actually lose in 5 hours? Yes, everyone has bad days. This situation hit the poker player's bankroll hard, and he had a hard time. However, this did not prevent him from returning with new victories. [B]#2 Philip D. Ivey[/B] Yes, this is one of the most successful players in the world. However, this does not guarantee him protection from a losing streak, which can cause very big damage to his bankroll. 2015 showed us that. Online, the player lost $2.5 million in just a year, losing an average of up to $20 per hand. Losses continued to mount the following year for a total loss of $6 million. [B]#3 Gustav Hansen[/B] This player is easier to tilt than others. Gustav has earned over $10 million in live tournament earnings. However, things went wrong online. For 2 years of playing, the poker player lost almost $21 million. The player did not use poker software and admitted that he wanted to correct the situation. Apparently it was already too late. These are just a few examples from the poker world. The essence of this post is to show that poker can hit you very hard, and no one is immune from defeat. Don't fall for tilt and good luck at the tables) [/QUOTE]

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