SerialWinner
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Alright, here’s one for the hall of shame. Playing a 1/2 game, I’m dealt 5
5
. Flop comes 346. Turn is 10, river is 7. I’m sitting there, thinking I’m holding a measly set of fives, not even realizing the beautiful straight flush staring me in the face.
Villain leads out for $45 on the river, and what do I do? Fold. FACE UP.
The table absolutely erupts. People are laughing, some are shouting, and I’m just sitting there, realizing what I’ve done. I didn’t even try to save face—just racked up my chips and walked out. I still cringe thinking about it.
In my defense? I was seven gin and tonics deep.
Not my proudest moment. So, anyone else out there fumbled this bad, or am I carrying this L solo?
Let’s hear your worst folds. Misery loves company!
5. Flop comes 346. Turn is 10, river is 7. I’m sitting there, thinking I’m holding a measly set of fives, not even realizing the beautiful straight flush staring me in the face.Villain leads out for $45 on the river, and what do I do? Fold. FACE UP.
The table absolutely erupts. People are laughing, some are shouting, and I’m just sitting there, realizing what I’ve done. I didn’t even try to save face—just racked up my chips and walked out. I still cringe thinking about it.
In my defense? I was seven gin and tonics deep.
Not my proudest moment. So, anyone else out there fumbled this bad, or am I carrying this L solo?Let’s hear your worst folds. Misery loves company!
Don’t worry, we’ve all got our cringe moments! One time, I folded pocket aces preflop because I thought someone said 'all in,' but they didn’t. I just panicked and mucked them. Turns out I would’ve hit quads on the flop. The whole table roasted me for an hour straight.