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[QUOTE="Phoenix Wright, post: 5892449, member: 419963"]
The "biggest" online poker event I've ever played in was the CardsChat 30 Day Course Freeroll back. What happened? It isn't fair to start at the start :D The real start was probably at least two weeks before the event. The course was designed to be taken in 30 Days or at someone's own pace (30 Days is probably a good pace). I found out of the CardsChat course later, but I wanted to learn, put the work in and study for it. I went through the lessons at my own pace of about 2 or 3 "lessons" a day and took literal notes, studied with other resources, and learned everything I could. Before this course, I basically just knew the rules (more or less, but knew them fairly well) and little else.

Anyhow, it took me a little more than one week to go through the content if I recall correctly and then I studied other poker content on the side leading up to the freeroll. As you could guess, this was my first poker event ever. :) I was hoping to do my best and use it as a learning experience.

So the freeroll began and about 5 or 6 hours later, I was the winner! Yes, it was almost surreal to win my first ever event, but I've been only learning more since then and I know I'm an even better player now :)

Ironically, my "biggest" poker event was my first - but I've played in several freerolls (with mixed, yet good results) since then with a few wins sprinkled here and there.

Yes, this would be my guess as well. For biggest in size, it would be a popular site with a low buy-in and for prize pools it would have to be a competitive field like WSOP or EPT.
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