What is your biggest loss in one day?

Pokerpoet2 · Jul 26, 2023

R.Holynskyi said:
One time I was playing drunk and lost my entire bankroll, which was about $35. But I have a friend who can't control himself at all and he lost his entire salary, about $800 in one evening, playing drunk.

I lost £50 in on night, coming home late after a night out I felt like a game and thought I had registered for a 50 Pence game, I didn't spot my mistake until the game started and of course panicked and lost. It was an expensive lesson to learn but I never played drunk again. Luckily I had over £130 in my bankroll and managed to win it all back over time, but I still think about how much bigger my bankroll could have been had I not been so stupid.
I also know a Friend who once won over £8,000 on a Football bet, and he said how much it would change his life, 2 months later he was broke and borrowing money from people, he had lost it all on the Horses!
Easy come, Easy goes!

Fushicho · Jul 26, 2023

I lost £30 in a home game with a £10 buy in a and £10 rebuys.

sincos · Jul 26, 2023

I once tried NL50. Lost $84

ATL2000 · Jul 26, 2023

I was on the wrong end of a set over set situation at my Florida cardroom for about $700 or so.

888NOX888 · Jul 26, 2023

Since I mostly play inexpensive tournaments, the biggest loss for the day was about $20.

Baurzhan11 · Jul 26, 2023

i lost the biggest amount of money in one day in poker about 100 dollars

billzaao · Jul 26, 2023

I lost R$400 in tournaments, without winning anything in a day. That's around $85

kosha_ · Jul 26, 2023

I lost $370 at a time and then won 3 times more...

vladsink · Aug 10, 2023

1500$ for the evening, it is very very much for me

Gritz18 · Aug 10, 2023

R.Holynskyi said:
One time I was playing drunk and lost my entire bankroll, which was about $35. But I have a friend who can't control himself at all and he lost his entire salary, about $800 in one evening, playing drunk.

My biggest loss in poker was $0, because I only play freerolls and tournaments where I win the ticket, I don't play any kind of game where I have to pay.😉😁

franciscomos · Aug 10, 2023

Omg 800!!??? He needs to drink away of the PC or phone haha, my maximum lose is about $15 si is not to much luckily

arshuns · Aug 10, 2023

It's good that I'm playing at low stakes. I don't lose a lot. But one day I managed to lose $50.

tihomir_kula · Aug 10, 2023

In stars my daily loss is never more than 50$.

franciscomos · Aug 10, 2023

Omg 800!!??? He needs to drink away of the PC or phone haha, my maximum lose is about $15 si is not to much luckily

bullkk · Aug 10, 2023

I made in Day1 buy-in $1020 at to go to Day 2 with the $1M prize, won the ticket for Day 2, but 107 flew out (100 prizes seats min. prize $3500)

valeski 28 · Aug 10, 2023

Sport betting almost $40 some years sgo.I will never make that mistake again.Poker is much better.

a1232 · Aug 10, 2023

About 20 for me, haven't risked much yet

Canaldo Kao · Aug 10, 2023

R.Holynskyi said:
One time I was playing drunk and lost my entire bankroll, which was about $35. But I have a friend who can't control himself at all and he lost his entire salary, about $800 in one evening, playing drunk.

It was a day that I lost almost $60 playing spin and go, I was losing with all hands and even so I still wanted to continue, in the end I was just sad!

nakiesQUensyyy · Aug 11, 2023

I raised from $5 to 300 and then played a little bit and started to lose, went to higher stakes and lost everything

georgi krastev · Aug 11, 2023

Twenty bucks for about 8-9 hours.

What is your biggest loss in one day?

Pokerpoet2

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Fushicho

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sincos

Visionary

ATL2000

Rock Star

888NOX888

Visionary

Baurzhan11

Rock Star

billzaao

Enthusiast

kosha_

Rock Star

vladsink

Rock Star

Gritz18

Legend

franciscomos

Rock Star

arshuns

Rock Star

tihomir_kula

Legend

franciscomos

Rock Star

bullkk

Visionary

valeski 28

Legend

a1232

Rock Star

Canaldo Kao

Visionary

nakiesQUensyyy

Rock Star

georgi krastev

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