Yes over 21+ years of playing online I've done it a time or two as well we're all guilty. The few times I've made the mistake thankfully I wasn't called but I often wonder what villains might be thinking. Specially in sessions when I just haven't even got many playable hands from any position and I look like I'm in extreme nit mode 🤣 and the pot is usually small.fundiver199 said:
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😄 Yes, I think almost every poker player has had a misclick at some point. It's one of those moments where your heart sinks the instant you realize what happened. And when the bluff somehow works, it's hard not to act like it was all part of the plan! That said, misclicks are a reminder to slow down and stay focused. Winning the pot feels great, but I'd much rather win because I made the right decision than because I got lucky after clicking the wrong button.
A funny thing happened to me once. I was multi-tabling, and the action was fast and furious. In a multi-way pot, three players went all-in; I was last to act and was absolutely certain I had folded my 83 offsuit. Imagine my surprise when I glanced back at the table and saw a massive stack in front of me—it turned out I had beaten all three of them, knocking two out of the tournament by hitting a full house. My opponents held AA, AK, and QQ, and the call was for 80 big blinds. The opponent left with the short stack was furious; because I hadn't acted immediately and had used up extra time, it looked like I was slow-playing while knowing the outcome in advance. It’s a shame I lost the screenshot of that crazy hand.
😂 Not even a misclick this time, but rather an accidental discovery of a new poker strategy! Folding 83o in your head, somehow calling for 80 BB and blinking a full house against AA, AK and QQ is just ridiculous. I totally understand the short stack was angry as well, as it probably seemed as you guys were just taking your time to trap everyone. 😂 What a hand to lose the screenshot of!Mr.Ram said:
Yes, and that's when I realized Poker was nothing more than a roulette. Here's what happened, I was at a Final Table on Pokerstars with 4 players, the top two would get a 100 USD Ticket to the Sunday Millions with a 1 Million USD prize pool and the bottom two would get money, since it was a Sunday Millions tournament that ran over 2 days with a lot of players, I knew it was almost impossible to win because of the variance, so I went for the money, how I did that, I simply went All In with Q6o and 4Jo, I won both hands, one against an AA making two pair and then I beat an AKs, I got the Ticket to the Tournament. In that same tournament I got eliminated by a guy defending his BB with Q4o, I had KK and he made two pair, conclusion, Poker is just a game of luck, I've already studied GTO and realized it's not worth pursuing this as a career.